CO129-248 - Public Offices & Others - 1890 — Page 421

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As fortifications will have to be made unless we are to rely on Kowloon functioning as an extension of our naval officers ... 418 men to think will be the best, on and tie the mainland with a permanent considerable Army. When this is likely to be demanded, we had better consider that we will be quite sufficient to retain a fortified harbour and hold it with naval supremacy and to pin the enemy to the - according to original instruction as a cone supposed conquerors of Hongkong immediate neighbourhood of store-ships and colliers moving with it - in place as a naval Statement. will To bring about a situation which they certainly have been seriously punished in occupying. stark the advantages of the meeting, having. We shall have the great resources and Russia, that we could with ease concentrate a greatly superior force at our disposal. When should there fail there Chinese Waters. This force, relying, as is no Coalition in the part of the writing

As fortifications will have to be made unless we are to rely on Kowloon functioning as an extension of our naval officers ... 418 men to think will be the best, on and tie the mainland with a permanent considerable Army. When this is likely to be demanded, we had better consider that we will be quite sufficient to retain a fortified harbour and hold it with naval supremacy and to pin the enemy to the - according to original instruction as a cone supposed conquerors of Hongkong immediate neighbourhood of store-ships and colliers moving with it - in place as a naval Statement. will To bring about a situation which they certainly have been seriously punished in occupying. stark the advantages of the meeting, having. We shall have the great resources and Russia, that we could with ease concentrate a greatly superior force at our disposal. When should there fail there Chinese Waters. This force, relying, as is no Coalition in the part of the writing