CONFIDENTIAL.
Sir,
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REGE 15 FEB 13
GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
HONGKONG, 10th. January, 1913.
I have the honour to report for your informa-
-tion that communications addressed through His Britannic lajesty's Consul-General to the Government of Canton on the following im- -portant questions have elicited no reply nor, as far as I am aware. have they even been acknowledged by that Government:-
(1).
(2).
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The renewal of extradition facilities
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see y
2-13 Confidential Despatch of the 4th. ultimo. The re-establishment of Military posts along
the frontier between China and the llew
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(3).
(4).
Territories see my Confidential Des-
-patch of the 9th. November last.
A request for the dispersal of robber bands on
the Chinese side of the frontier.
The action of certain officials of the Canton
Government in holding a meeting in Hong-
-kong for the purpose of pushing the
circulation of Canton Notes
HE RIGHT HONOURABLE
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see the
first paragraph of my Confidential Des- 2-patch of the 31st. October last.
-
(5).
The action of the Canton Authorities in the
matter of the export of Limestone - see my
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Confidential Despatch of the 6th. November
last.
(6).
LEWIS HARCOURT, M.P..
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&c.,
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