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and in a matter which was a subject of anxious consideration between the Viceroy and myself.
On hearing this, I asked the Viceroy whether he had authorized Tuck to communicate with the Governor of Hong Kong. His Excellency appeared to be much surprised and said "certainly not".
I then told the Viceroy what I had heard, and he said he would at once stop Colonel Peng Tuck's interference. And I presume he did so, and hence the complaint of the Governor of Longthong.
Mr. Cecil Smith's memorandum affords ample evidence that the reports which reached me of Colonel Peng's doings were correct. Further than that, he states that some five years since, an official had been sent to him to find out the feeling of the Colonial Government regarding the establishment of these revenue stations and the appointment of Chinese Consul at Ping. Ink reopened these questions, and if he had been left alone, there would have been no cordon stations round the Island.
The Viceroy of Ava does not appear to be anxious to do anything unfriendly toward the Colonial Government, and yet at this time, I was debating with the Viceroy...
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and in
a matter which was a
subject
of anxious Consideration between the
Viceroy and
myself.
On hearing this Dusked the Viceroy whether he had authorized
Tuk to communicate with the
On
the subject.
Peng Governor of Hong Kong His Excellency appeared to be much surprised and said certainly not
"then told the Viceroy what I had heard, and he said he would at
Once
stop Colonel Peng. Tuck's interference. and I presume he did so and hence the complaint of the Governor
of
Longthong.
Mr. Cecil Smith's memorandum
affords ample evidence that the report-
which reached me
Buck's doings
of Colonel.
Peng
were correct - Fürther.
than that he states that some
an
five
years since
official had been sent to him to find out the feeling of the Colonial Government regarding
a
the establishment of these revenue stations and the appointment of Chinese Consul at that Ping Ink reopened these question,
and
and that if he had been left alone;
there would have been
no cordon
stations Round the Island
Viceroy
Ava
do
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the
xious to do nothing
umpuendly toward & The Colonial Government, and yet quest
time I was
(yet gust at this
debating with the Viceroy
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