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Territory, and that I looked to him to render every assistance for the same purpose so far as Chinese Territory was affected. He then requested that he might co-operate with the Police whom I had brought with me, and to this I agreed.

7. Notwithstanding, however, his assurance that everything in his power would be done, I learn that, on the 21st instant, when the people of Hoak Ka village turned out to meet their Punti enemies now drawn up on the Chinese side of the border,

8. I deemed it my duty, therefore, to request Her Britannic Majesty's Consul at Canton to bring the case to the notice of His Excellency the Viceroy of the two Kwang.

9. At the same time I directed Mr Creagh, Deputy Superintendent of Police, to proceed with a party of Sikhs on the 24th instant to the Hoak Ha village nearest the frontier for the purpose of securing the arms and ammunition of its inhabitants, as the readiest means of checking their disposition to fight.

10. Mr Creagh, with forty Sikhs, surprised the Hakka villagers, who were drawn up on the British side of the border. No action whatever was taken by the Chinese Officer to whom I have referred.

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Territory, and that I looked to him to render every assistance for the same purpose so far as Chinese Territory was affected. He then requested that he might co-operate with the Police whom I had brought with me, and to this I agreed. 7. Notwithstanding, however, his assurance that everything in his power would be done, I learn that, on the 21st instant, when the people of Hoak Ka village turned out to meet their Punti enemies now drawn up on the Chinese side of the border, 8. I deemed it my duty, therefore, to request Her Britannic Majesty's Consul at Canton to bring the case to the notice of His Excellency the Viceroy of the two Kwang. 9. At the same time I directed Mr Creagh, Deputy Superintendent of Police, to proceed with a party of Sikhs on the 24th instant to the Hoak Ha village nearest the frontier for the purpose of securing the arms and ammunition of its inhabitants, as the readiest means of checking their disposition to fight. 10. Mr Creagh, with forty Sikhs, surprised the Hakka villagers, who were drawn up on the British side of the border. No action whatever was taken by the Chinese Officer to whom I have referred. Page 204 was om Mo2 Page 204 རྔུལ་ཆུ་ངས་ཇིང་ལ་བཟབ་ the Heat Page 204
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Territory, and that I looked to him

to render every assistance for the same purpose so far

was

as

Chinese

Territory

affected. He then requested that he might co-operate with the Solice

whom I had brought with me, and

to this I aqueed.

7

Notwithstanding, however, his

assurance that everything in his

power

from:

would be done, I learn that,

the 21th instant, when the people

village turned out

the Hoak. Ka village

to meet their Punti enemies now diawn

up

on the Chinese side of the border,

8.

I deemed it

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my duty, therefore, to request Her Britannic Majesty's bonsul at banton bo bring the case

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Heis

Excellency the

Viceroy of the two Kwang.

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of

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the 24th instant to the

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the British side of the

referred.

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