(4).
102
aside from accumulated funds now on deposit, to be donated, respectively to Hongkong University for the education of Chinese students and to the Universities China Committee in London for the promotion of closer
cultural relations between China and Great Britain. The grant to the Universities China Committee will be invested as an endowment fund, the proceeds of which will be used, inter alia, for inviting eminent Chinese
to give lectures in Great Britain."
Note C.
Minister for Foreign Affairs to British Minister.
"I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency's note of today's date on the subject
of the disposal of the British share of the indemnity of
1901, which contained the following proposal from British
government;
That a sum of £250,000 (quote Note B. in full).*
In reply I have the honour to state that the
Chinese government is in agreement with the above pro-
posal."
Note D.
From British Minister to Minister for Foreign
Affairs.
"I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of Your
Excellency's note which reads as follows (quote the
whole of Note A).
I have also the honour to acknowledge receipt of
Your Excellency's note of which reads as follows
(quote the whole of Note C).
I have the honour to inform Your Excellency that I
duly.