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490

Hong Kong 13744

DRAFT.

HONG KONG CONFIDENTIAL

Gov.

("Sir M. Robinson R.C.M.G.

etc.

etc.

Downing Street

19 August, 1893.

MINUTE.

13 Aug.

Sir,

Mr. Johnson 14

Mr. Lucas 14

X Mr. Fairfield. 15

X Mr. Wingfield. 16

Mr. Bramston.

Mr. Meade.

Mr. Buxton.

Marquess of Ripon. 17 drafted for consent

rather too strong a despatch. It will be very ... if the hot weather

C.A.L.

This refers to the west. draft I think that their

type written ... is much for thing. Sin both.

is tollen Keich Skimmed

Sup

In continuation of my despatch "Emigration" of the 21st ultimo I have the honour to inform you that I understand from Mr Lockhart, that he was given free passages to and from Montreal for himself and his family by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, on the occasion of his present visit to this country.

2. I presume that these were given to him because, as indicated in the 6th paragraph of your despatch No.99 of 20th May last, the Company considered that they had some interest in the proposed mission to Brazil. By the countermand, which was inevitable on my part, of Mr Lockhart's mission, the Company has lost the consideration which it must be taken to have had in mind, when it granted this favour, and the Hong Kong Government is thus placed in a false position, though ... as I had ...

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490 Hong Kong 13744 DRAFT. HONG KONG CONFIDENTIAL Gov. ("Sir M. Robinson R.C.M.G. etc. etc. Downing Street 19 August, 1893. MINUTE. 13 Aug. Sir, Mr. Johnson 14 Mr. Lucas 14 X Mr. Fairfield. 15 X Mr. Wingfield. 16 Mr. Bramston. Mr. Meade. Mr. Buxton. Marquess of Ripon. 17 drafted for consent rather too strong a despatch. It will be very ... if the hot weather C.A.L. This refers to the west. draft I think that their type written ... is much for thing. Sin both. is tollen Keich Skimmed Sup In continuation of my despatch "Emigration" of the 21st ultimo I have the honour to inform you that I understand from Mr Lockhart, that he was given free passages to and from Montreal for himself and his family by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, on the occasion of his present visit to this country. 2. I presume that these were given to him because, as indicated in the 6th paragraph of your despatch No.99 of 20th May last, the Company considered that they had some interest in the proposed mission to Brazil. By the countermand, which was inevitable on my part, of Mr Lockhart's mission, the Company has lost the consideration which it must be taken to have had in mind, when it granted this favour, and the Hong Kong Government is thus placed in a false position, though ... as I had ... ^remark
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490 Hong Kong 13744 DRAFT. JONG KONG CONFIDENTIAL Gov. ( "Sir M. Robinson R.C.M. G. etc ele ete. Downing Street 19 August, 1893. MINUTE. 13 Aug. Sir, Mr. Johnson 14 Mr. Lucas 14 X Mr. Fairfield. 15 X Mr. Wingfield. 16 Mr. Bramston. Mr. Meade. Mr. Buxton. Marquess of Ripon. 17 drafted for conson Irather too strong a desp. It will be feet very it comes merete if the hot weather C.A.L This refers to the west. duft I think that their 7.0 19107 Σω type willen brzeg is much for thing. Sin both. is tollen Keich Skimmed Sup In continuation of my des- patch Emigration" of the 21st ultimo I have the honour to inform you that I understand from Mr Lockhart, that he was given free passages to and from Montreal for himself and his family by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, on the occasion of his present visit to this country. jas 2. I presume that these were given to him because as indicated in the 6th paragraph of your despatch No. 99 of 20th May last, the Company con- sidered that they had some interest in the proposed mission to Brazil. By the countermand, which was inevitable on my part, of me Lockhart's mission, the Company has lost the consideration which it must be taken to have had in mind, when it granted this farm, and the Hong Kong Government is thus placed in a false position, though way as I head bact ^ remark
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490

Hong Kong 13744

DRAFT.

JONG KONG CONFIDENTIAL

Gov.

(

"Sir M. Robinson R.C.M. G.

etc

ele

ete.

Downing Street

19 August, 1893.

MINUTE.

13 Aug.

Sir,

Mr. Johnson

14

Mr. Lucas 14

X Mr. Fairfield.

15

X Mr. Wingfield. 16

Mr. Bramston.

Mr. Meade.

Mr. Buxton.

Marquess of Ripon. 17 drafted for conson

Irather too strong a desp. It will be feet

very

it

comes

merete if the hot weather

C.A.L

This refers to the west. duft I think that their

7.0

19107

Σω

type willen

brzeg is much for thing. Sin both.

is tollen Keich Skimmed

Sup

In continuation of my des-

patch Emigration" of the 21st ultimo I have the honour to inform you that I understand from Mr Lockhart, that he was given free passages to and from Montreal for himself and his family by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, on the occasion of his present visit

to this country.

jas

2. I presume that these were

given to him because as indicated in

the 6th paragraph of your despatch No. 99 of 20th May last, the Company con- sidered that they had some interest

in the proposed mission to Brazil. By

the countermand, which was inevitable on my part, of me Lockhart's mission,

the Company has lost the consideration

which it must be taken to have had in

mind, when it granted this farm, and the Hong Kong Government is thus placed

in a false position, though way

as I head bact

^

remark

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