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„Totalnik a'yteotsk ait
KIX ¶
The terms
The result of this interview was that on May 15th Lung informed me by letter that the Government had withdrawn their official management of the quarries at Yingtak, which were being restored to the original owners and contractors. He explained that the Government attitude
had been forced upon it by disputes among the owners of the quarries, but that the Government had lost heavily by taking them over, and was glad to get them off its hands again. He concluded by saying that no further obstacles would be thrown in the way of shipments provided the necessary permits to export were taken out. of Lung'a letter were entirely satisfactory and seased to dispose effectually of limestone difficulties, but before reporting to you that a settlement had been reached, I wished to learn that shipments had actually been resumed. This proved unfortunately not to be the case and for a further period of nearly two months the free export of atone was frustrated by differences between the competing
contractors and the venality of the Commissioner of Industry, Lo P'u, who saw in the rival claims of the various competitors ample opportunities for feathering his nest
Having in his and was not alow to avail himself of thên.
hands the control of the issue of the export permits,
contrived, on one pretext or another, to hold up the business of the contractors with the Green Island Cement
Company and endeavoured to force the latter to deal with
his om particular proteges in the business, one of whom confessed that he had paid $4,000 for the privilege of
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