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of opinions, I introduced the subject of direct communication between the Colonial Authorities at Hong Kong, and the Chinese Authorities at Kowloon.
I said it would appear from the reports of K.D. Dir. Pichard Mactonnel that from some Cause which I did not clearly understand, friendly intercourse had been established between the local Authorities and more particularly with the Military Commanders. Pang Lok had been interrupted.
Aux there could be no doubt it was most desirable and eminently on both sides that in matters needful on Police and other details involved, to maintain in reciprocal effort the peace of the border, repress crime and arrest offenders, such intercourse should be maintained. I trusted A.P. would agree with me that nothing should be allowed to interfere with the maintenance of good relations.
St. E. fully admitted the advantage and necessity for such relations, and expressed his perfect willingness to promote them; however, he added he was not aware of any interruption to those hitherto established. I then stated that such being the case, it appeared the main point to be secured was that A. Mis Government deeming it essential &
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of opinions, I introduced the subject
direct communication between the Colonial Authorities at Hong Kong, and the Chinese Authorities at Kowloom.
I said it would appear from the reports of K.D. Dir. Pichard Mactonnel that from
some Cause
which I did not clearly understand
Ad
ld established relations of friendly intercourse between the local Austiorities and more particularly with the Military Commandens
Pang Lok had been interrup&2.
Aux
there could be
be no doubl
it was most desirable and eminently both sides that in matters
needful
of
on
Police and other details involved
maintain
in reciprocal efforc
b the peace of the border, repres crime
and arrest offenders such intercourse should be maintained, I busted A.P. would agree
with me that nothining- should be allowed to interfere with
the maintenance of good relations.
St. E. fully admitted the advantage and nccepity for such relations, and expressed his perfect
willingness to promote them; he
however he added
was not
mware
of any interruption, i those hitherts established._ I then starch, that such being the ease,
appeared
the main point
to be secured. A. Mis
Government deeming it excutial &
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