CO129-214 - Public Offices & Others - 1883 — Page 535

M. Bramston

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question of rights

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the public requirements

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provided

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from

him to the Danes that he meant to

table this step.

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any company who conflict

conditions should in

fairness be allowed to land

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Mr Herbst

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M. Bramston

530 arrangements of two companies have to be made. You will notice that the agreement between the two companies dated 1870 (see articles 2 and 18) is referenced in Perder's letter (21466) of Dec. last, which states that he proposes to lay the new cable, leaving the question of rights as between the two Companies to be decided after the public requirements are provided for.

The correspondence sent to the J...O.. contained an announcement from him to the Danes that he meant to table this step.

I do not see what the private arrangements have to do with the government; and it seems to me that any company who conflicts with the Common conditions should in fairness be allowed to land a cable at Hong Kong.

In the meantime, a telegram from Mr. Herbst (dated 18 Jan) refers to the agreement of 1870 between Hong Kong Sat. and the Danish Company.

Landing rights: My belief is that the Company having no exclusive rights is the fact, but before telegraphing, consult the Treasury.

Referring to the same affiliation, there is nothing to preclude the concession asker from ... Jan the ...

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M. Bramston

530

arrangements of two companies have to be made. You will notice that the agreement between the two companies dated 1870 (see articles 2 and 18) is referenced in Perder's letter (21466) of Dec. last...

...states that he proposes to lay the new cable, leaving the question of rights as between the two Companies to be decided after the public requirements are provided for.

The correspondence sent to the J...O.. contained an announcement from him to the Danes that he meant to table this step.

I do not see what the private arrangements have to do with the government; and it seems to me that any company who conflicts with the conditions should in fairness be allowed to land a cable at Hong Kong.

In the meantime, a telegram from Mr. Herbst (dated 18 Jan) refers to the agreement of 1870 between Hong Kong Sat. and the Danish Company.

Landing rights: My belief is that the Company having no exclusive rights is the fact, but before telegraphing, consult the Treasury (88.13/1).

There is nothing to preclude the concession asker from ... Jan the ...