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CONFIDENTIA I.
Yer
Hongkong.
19816
My Lord,
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REC?
Meot 5 SEP 101
Government House,
44
Hongkong, 4th. August, 1910.
With reference to Your Lordship's
Confidential Despatch of the 29th. of June, 1909, I have
the honour to transmit the enclosed note of a conversation
I had with Mr V. Bullard, Superintendent of the Eastern
·
Extension Telegraph Company in Shanghai, who was accompani-
-ed by Mr. Swan, Superintendent of the same Company in
Hongkong, on the subject of a proposal by the Imperial
Chinese Telegraph Administration to substitute a new tele-
-graph line from the frontier of British Territory to a
point in Kowloon in place of the existing line from a
point on the frontier near Deep Bay to Sham-shui-po.
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
THE EARL OF CREWE &C. >
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient,
humble servant,
Amers
Officer Administering the Govern
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