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by the Buxton Advisory Committee. Further, as
an i sediate contribution to the ednostional
purposes of the fund it is the desire of the
National Government Shrt out of the
accumletion now on tepocit a and of £230,000
should be transferred to Hongkong University
and a sum of £200,000 should be plcned at the
disposal of the Universities Committee in
London for the assistance of Anglo-Chinose
studies. It is also their Intention as future
instalments beaɔse due that besides the
prinsipal purpose of railway rehabilitation
they shall also be partly applied to mediate
educational purposes within the scope of the
7430\æand :tionæ Teso andations of the Buxton Committer, II
there proposals recommend themselves to His
Hajesty's Usverment the pational Governeeot
will proge C to appoint a Board of “rustees to
adminlater the fund on these lines.
4. In reply to such a comau. loation Яis
I jesty's Goverment would agree t› realt
forthwith to the unfettered control of the
National/