May Lard,
Peking,
February 1867
In reference to YL's despatch No. 13 of October 23, 1866, it is satisfactory to be able to report that during the past summer and continuously since, the subject of buoys and beacons with light houses and other means to facilitate the navigation of the Coasts and Harbors of China has engaged earnest attention.
In anticipation of the instructions now received, I had consulted with all the Representatives of Treaty Powers resident at Peking and a minute was prepared last ... The Right Honorable The Lord Stanley M.P.
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May Lard
Pering,
February 1867
In reference to YL's despatch Ni
13 of October 23, 1866, it is satisfactory to be
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able to report that
during the past
summer
and continuously since, the subject of buays and beacons with light houses and other
the navigation of
means to facilitate
the
Coasts and Harbors of China has engaged
earnest attention.
In
my
anticipation of
the instructions now
received, I had consulted
with all the RR, of Treaty
at Seking
and a
minute
was
Powers resident
prepared last
the Right Honorable
The Lard Stanley M. P.
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