úð eɔrol vzadilim sau doa seob fremrievoƉ woy .arenim add
buynoo ji seob wa,emnit, TO STRANO TOHËin weddie toetorq
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nelsoze at boddam siɗi „roeikto edt of yaw svin of sbia
OH bas auditia add meesteď alggusta adt of ton quez dłłu
add mori nożalurgico-con 20 yoiiog ati sevimb Jassarre vol yu Taiwoo way to Jasmarievod edð yď bewearg aawwoo stata qued .ariatła to Jasingacam sið ni
.od ‚evad I
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Orig nego on you /49489/25
$.44.
274
EXTRACT from a despatch from the Governor of Hong Kong Confidential (2) dated 2nd October, 1925.
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Your telegram of the 24th September 1925,
regarding the proposed loan has had a wonderful effect upon the financial situation, more particularly as your response to the Colony's request was so
prompt. I enclose copies of letters from the Chinese members of the Legislative Council and the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce expressing
their gratitude. I attach also a copy of the original
petition from the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce
asking for a loan. Confidence is now largely restored, the run on the Chinese banks has ceased, and money
is circulating with much greater freedom. It is
reported on good authority that the strikers in
Canton are correspondingly depressed, as the prospect widely advertised among them, that Hongkong would
be squeezed dry in a few weeks, is now obviously more
remote.
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