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1905.
134
To Crown Agents...
Confi- dential.
135
Crown Agents
Confil. dontial.
September 16 Replies to the enquiry in No. 133 and suggests that the method of repayment should be discussed with the Bank.
September 20 Reports arrangements made with the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank in connection with the repayment of the
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176
£400,000, and requests that
the
and
135A To Crown Agents...
Sept. 22
136
To Foreign Office...
Secret
September 22
137
169
To Governor
M. Nathan.
Sir
Secret
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Ditto
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September 22
Telegram September 22
1905.
Governor Sir
Nathan.
M. Telegram September 7
Ditto
States that owing to delay the Viceroy | 201
borrowed the amount of the first instalment from the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, and that he (the Governor) is communicating with the Consul-General, Hankow, regarding the repayment to the Bank. [Printed as LXXII. in No. 144.]
Telegram September 7 | States that Consul-General at Hankow 202
proposes to remit £400,000 on October 6th to the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank in repayment of temporary loan and £700,000 to Chinese Minister at New York: requests that when he telegraphs that the agreement is signed, effect may be given to the foregoing arrangements. [Printed as LXXVI, in No. 144.]
Transmits copies of further corres- pondence with the Governor relativé to the loan negotiations in connection with the Bankow-Canton Railway.
129
To Foreign Office ...
Secret
September 9
Governor Sir M. Telegrain September 10
Nathan.
130
Ditto
Secret
131
Foreign Office
Confi- dential.
August 12 (Rec. Sept. 11.)|
Reports signature of the agreement ; | 211
enquires whether the arrangements referred to in his telegram of Sep- tenber 7th, will now be made. [Printed FIR LYXIV. in Ne 148.]
Forwards further telegraphic corres
pondence with Colonial Office, Hip Britannic Majesty's Minister at Peking and His Britannic Majesty's Consul General at Canton, on the subject of the proposed railway loan to, and negotiations with, the Viceroy of the Two Kwang.
September 11 Transinita copy of a telegram from Sir E. Satow reporting the signature of an agreement between His Majesty's Consul-General at Hankow and the Viceroy of Wachang for a loan to enable the Chinese Government to re-purchase the shares of the Hankow- Canton Railway Concession.
132 To Orown Agenta...
Confi- dential.
September 11
To
Governor Sir Telegram | September 11 M. Nathan.
174
Refers to No. 113 and requests that 175
arrangements may be made for the jayments of £400,000 to the "Hong Kong and Shanghai Hank at Hankow, and £700,000 to the Chinese Minister at New York, on October 6th.
138
Governor Sir
Nathan.
M.
Secret
169
August 26 (Reo. Sept. 25.)
139
Foreign Office
Confi- dential.
September 25
To Governor Sir Telegram] September 29
M. Nathan.
-
Governor
Nathan.
Sir M. Telegram
October 2
Informs him of the above arrangements. 212
[Printed as LXXXIII, in No. 148,7]
To Governor Sir M. Telegram
Nathan.
October 2
133
Crown Agents
Confi- September 14 States that necessary arrangements have dential.
been made for the remittance of £700,000 to New York, but requests certain information as to the £400,000 to be repaid to the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank at Hankow.
175
140
Orown Agents
October 3
Governor may be informed warned that German Agents are also negotiating with the Viceroy. States that a telegram has been sent to the Governor on the lines suggested in No. 135; expresses appreciation of their valuable assistance.
177
Transmits copies of correspondence 177
relative to the loan to the Viceroy of Wachang.
Transmits copies of Nos. 133, 14 and
135.
KT
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178
States arrangement made with the Hong 217
Kong and Shanghai Bank to pay the £400,000 in London; understands that German Agents are negotiating with the Viceroy, and seeking concessions and offering loans of money. [Printed €48 LXXXVI. in No. 149.] Transinits further telegraphic corres
pondence with His Britannic Majesty's Minister at Peking and His Britannic Majesty's Consul-General at Canton and other documents,
Transmita copy of telegraphic corres
pondence with Sir E. Satow relative to the necessity of seriously warning the Chinese Government against their obstructive policy.
186
States that the Hong Kong and Shanghai 228
Bank have received information froin New York that Messrs. Morgan expect to be paid £950,000 on October 8th, but the Secretary of State had previously arranged for payment of £700,000 on October 6th requests explanation. [Printed as LXXXYLX, in Ño. 161.] Awaits explanation from Hankow of | 229
the descrepancy referred to in Becre- tary of State's telegram of September 29th arrangements requested in Governor's telegram of September 7th, are in accordance with the signed agreement. [Printed as XCÌ in No. 161.]
Enquires whether he wishes for any 229
special form of receipt for the £700,000 from the Chinese Minister at New York. D
[Printed as XCII, in No. 161.]
Transmits report of Sir J. Wolfe Barry and Partners on the preliminary sur- veys of the eastern and western ronten, of which the former is recom- mended.
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