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CHINESE TELEGRAPH AD 'INISTRATICH OFFICE IN HONG KONG.
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g Notes of a meeting held at the Colonial Office
on the 13th January.
Present.
Sir G. Grindle, K.C.M.G., O.B.
Sir R.E.Stubbs,
Mr.Dobinson
Mr.Faskin
K.C.M.G.
Foreign Office.
Colonial Office.
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Mr. Dobinson said that the Foreign
Office fully realises the very great
inconvenience which is caused to the Hong
Kong Government by the continued existence of this Telegraph Office in the Colony, they
Their representatives at Peking, however,
regard the present time as particularly
puntigate His in commemeine inopportune for raising the question of
having this office removed. Mr.Teichmen
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and Sir R.Maclay had both/mentioned this
matter verbally at the Foreign Office,
and
the Foreign Office gathered that the views of Peking are the same as they were when the question was last raised. It is feared that if this question were raised, the negotiations
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