xisting cables and the Company may very likely not
wish to introduce them, but I do not like telling
the Hong Long Government that they must dump down
the enthusiasm of their wireless engineers, as I
feel that wireless telegraphy is a sphere in which
one has constantly to be expecting and looking out
for something new, und in which any really efficient
officers are likely to be, and ought to be,
On looking through the
a 'venturous and experimental.
papers it does not appear to me that there are any
points of great difficulty still to be settled with
regard to the transfer of the Hong Kong service. I
should think that the Company ought to do very well on
the service which they take over from the Hong Kong
Goverment, whatever may happen to the now long range
scheme.
P.v.v.
197