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If however the Bank did mystericusly possesʊ all these parti-
oulars of a business belonging to thers, how is it that they did not
know the vital fact that Messrs. kelas were absolutely debarred from ap-
proaching the Texas Company ↑ 1 do indeed wonder what Mr. Stabb, the
ia Hongkong manager of the Bank, and Sir Charles Addis, London manager,
will think of this accusation by Messrs. Heins; and my counsel is our-
ious to know what his confreres in London would say to this pretty
Hongkong story, as he calls it.
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Of course, it was quite within the province of the Bank to send its panager a confidential cable, indicating to him that, as Jan-
ders, kehders would not be given port and cable facilities in Hongkong
for any agency in which they were concerned (surely wrong as this date-
mont is),they did not like to be interested in the finance of this oargo
and that I should be informed to this effect surely not the Texas
Company - so as to enable me to put this finance into other handa.
is all the Bank is concerned with.
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Now, as to this statement as to port and cable facilities, it
the is of course quite evident that H.E., Governor has never made the sweep-
ing statement because it would be in direct contradiation to the follow-
ing facts:
A9 that your office informed my Company on the 4th January last
H.E. the Governor, after stating that ar.Chautham had resigned his
post, was prepared to recognize Mesurs, keles a Co., provided they be
appointed by Company's agents both at Hongkong and Venton.
Bộ that not only did we offer to appoint this firm our sɛents, but proposed to give them a far stronger held upon this business, name
ly to admit them sa a party to the Texas Agreement itself,