Copy.
Reference:-
G.C/20/2.
To:-
Sir,
Enclosure No. 5.
59
Royal Air Force Base,
Kai Tak,
Kowloon, 24th May, 1928.
The Colonial Secretary,
Fong Kong.
Further to my letter of even reference dated
25rd inst. I think one or two unofficial explanations may be of value when considering the "Report of Conference on Commercial Aviation, held at Hong Kong on 22nd and 23rd of
May 1928".
(1)
(2)
(a)
Para: 1 sub.para.(d).
CAPITAL AND SUBSIDY.
I gathered from the Macao representative that the Macao Goverment considered that a reasonable share
for them to subscribe towards the required subsidy
would be $50,000.00.
(b) The Canton representative seemed to be of the
(၁)
opinion that a subsidy over five years would be
difficult.
The Canton representatives informed me unofficially that the Canton Government were willing to subscribe $150,000.00 H.K. towards the capital, this sum having been already mentioned to Sir Cecil Clamenti, F.C.G
by Marshal Li Chei Sun.
Para. 2.
RIGHTS OF OPERATION AND GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE.
The Canton representatives are in agreement with
this paragraph, but they can give no promise as to
rights