Enclosure.
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August 12th, 1912.
Memorand 122.
RECO
REG? 3 DEC 12
50843
28 NOV 1912,
Tome
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On receipt of the Wai Chino Pu's Memorandum of
June 26th last, enclosing copy of a statement of Calcum
lation forwarded by the Ministry of Communications on the
subject of compensation for losses owing to suspension of
traffic on the Canton-Kowloon Hailway, His Vajesty's
Minister forwarded a translation to the Governor of Hong-
His Excellency's reply, now received, is to the
ndia
kong.
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offered
effect that the Hongkong Government éésv
vd- to reRMO
through running on November 12th, but that the offer was
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refused. The enclosed copies of telegram exchanged on
November 11th between the officials of the British and
Chinese Seations of the Railway conclusively prove the
truth of this statement, while the accompanying copy of
a letter addressed to His Kajesty's Consul-fenerul at
Canton by the Yanaging Director and the Acting Engineer-
Med
in-Chief of the Chinese Section on December 19th, 1911,
(for compensation alearly admits liability for suspension of traffic for
the
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