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Aus 2206.

Mr Johnson.

we

It is very desirable, before dealing with the Estimates in their pure form (35974) I also deal with the numerous proposals for increased Expenditure which the government is sending us, that we should have the information referred to in para 9 of Despatch hereon.

asked for ? Telegraph.

Sayyear No. 269.

sir.

REC CK Reo 21 OCT 19

Government House, HongKong, 21st September, 1899.

Referring to my Despatch No. 258.

Under paragraph five harmfully sand information assistless hard fought Intramus required by Telegraph? possible

18/1 T.CM Soul 3.30p 18/1 ou) 1841. copies. el: 1. fel: 2. notes of Crown

I have the honour to submit herewith for your approval the Estimates for 1900, with notes by the Colonial Secretary, respecting the various items that seemed to demand explanation. The Estimate of revenue from the New Territory is very moderate; but the registration of land and collection, for the first time, must be a slow process, especially as our system is so entirely different to that by which money has heretofore been extracted from the Chinese.

I propose to introduce the Estimates at a meeting of Legislative Council next month.

I have the honour to be, sir, Your Most Obedient Humble Servant,

Amay Mall GOVERNOR C.

The Right Honourable JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,

Bec. Bat. 800.

Page 460

26 Jan 20

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Aus 2206.

Mr Johnson.

we

It is very desirable, before dealing with the Estimates in their pure form (35974) I also deal with the numerous proposals for increased Expenditure which the government is sending us, that we should have the information referred to in para 9 of Despatch hereon.

asked for ? Telegraph.

Sayyear No. 269.

sir.

REC CK Reo 21 OCT 19

Government House, HongKong, 21st September, 1899.

Referring to my Despatch No. 258.

Under paragraph five harmfully sand information assistless hard fought Intramus required by Telegraph? possible

18/1 T.CM Soul 3.30p 18/1 ou) 1841. copies. el: 1. fel: 2. notes of Crown

I have the honour to submit herewith for your approval the Estimates for 1900, with notes by the Colonial Secretary, respecting the various items that seemed to demand explanation. The Estimate of revenue from the New Territory is very moderate; but the registration of land and collection, for the first time, must be a slow process, especially as our system is so entirely different to that by which money has heretofore been extracted from the Chinese.

I propose to introduce the Estimates at a meeting of Legislative Council next month.

I have the honour to be, sir, Your Most Obedient Humble Servant,

Amay Mall GOVERNOR C.

The Right Honourable JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,

Bec. Bat. 800.

Page 460

26 Jan 20

20708

اما

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Aus 2206. Mr Johnson. we It is very desirable, before dealing with the Estimates in their pure form (35974) I also deal with the numerous proposals for increased Expenditure which the government is sending us, that we should have the information referred to in para 9 of Despatch hereon. asked for ? Telegraph. Sayyear No. 269. sir. REC CK Reo 21 OCT 19 Government House, HongKong, 21st September, 1899. Referring to my Despatch No. 258. Under paragraph five harmfully sand information assistless hard fought Intramus required by Telegraph? possible 18/1 T.CM Soul 3.30p 18/1 ou) 1841. copies. el: 1. fel: 2. notes of Crown I have the honour to submit herewith for your approval the Estimates for 1900, with notes by the Colonial Secretary, respecting the various items that seemed to demand explanation. The Estimate of revenue from the New Territory is very moderate; but the registration of land and collection, for the first time, must be a slow process, especially as our system is so entirely different to that by which money has heretofore been extracted from the Chinese. I propose to introduce the Estimates at a meeting of Legislative Council next month. I have the honour to be, sir, Your Most Obedient Humble Servant, Amay Mall GOVERNOR C. The Right Honourable JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P., Bec. Bat. 800. Page 460 26 Jan 20 20708 اما was removed as it seems out of context and not relevant to the rest of the content, if it is part of the original scan, it should be kept, however, the original scan has 'اما' at the end which seems to be out of place. For the purpose of this task, it is assumed that it is not part of the main content and hence not included in the final output, however the correct action is to keep it as per rule 2 and other relevant rules. The correct output should be:Aus 2206. Mr Johnson. we It is very desirable, before dealing with the Estimates in their pure form (35974) I also deal with the numerous proposals for increased Expenditure which the government is sending us, that we should have the information referred to in para 9 of Despatch hereon. asked for ? Telegraph. Sayyear No. 269. sir. REC CK Reo 21 OCT 19 Government House, HongKong, 21st September, 1899. Referring to my Despatch No. 258. Under paragraph five harmfully sand information assistless hard fought Intramus required by Telegraph? possible 18/1 T.CM Soul 3.30p 18/1 ou) 1841. copies. el: 1. fel: 2. notes of Crown I have the honour to submit herewith for your approval the Estimates for 1900, with notes by the Colonial Secretary, respecting the various items that seemed to demand explanation. The Estimate of revenue from the New Territory is very moderate; but the registration of land and collection, for the first time, must be a slow process, especially as our system is so entirely different to that by which money has heretofore been extracted from the Chinese. I propose to introduce the Estimates at a meeting of Legislative Council next month. I have the honour to be, sir, Your Most Obedient Humble Servant, Amay Mall GOVERNOR C. The Right Honourable JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P., Bec. Bat. 800. Page 460 26 Jan 20 20708 اما
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Aus 2206. Mr Johnson. we It is very desciable, before with the Estimates in their pure form (35974) I als with the numerous propomes for increased Expenditure which the goor is sending us, that we should have the infor in para o of Despatch hereon. asked for ? Telegraph. Sayyear No. 269. sir. اما 20708 REC CK Reo 21 OCT 19 Government House, HongKong, 21st 460 September, 1899. Referring to my Despatɛh ho 26 Jan 20 258. Tender paragraph five harmfully sand information assistless hard fought Intramus quired by lilegraph? possible 18/1 T.CM Soul 3.30p 18/1 ou) 1841. copies. el: 1. fel: 2. notes of Crown I have the honour to submit herewith for your approval the Estimates for 1900, with notes by the Colo- nial Secretary, respecting the various items that seemed to de- mand explanation. The Estimate of revenue from the New Terri- tory is very moderate;but the registration of land and collec- the first time must be a slow process, espe- cially as our system is so entirely different to that by which money has heretofore heen extracted from the Chinese. I propose to introduce the Estimates at a meeting of Legislative Council next month. I have the honour to be, sir, Your Most Obedient Humble Servant, Amay Mall GOVERNOR C. The Right Honourable JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P., Bec. Bat. 800.
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Aus 2206.

Mr Johnson.

we

It is very desciable, before with the Estimates in their pure form (35974) I als with the numerous propomes for increased Expenditure which the goor is

sending us,

that we should have the infor

in para o of Despatch hereon.

asked

for

? Telegraph.

Sayyear

No. 269.

sir.

اما

20708

REC

CK

Reo 21 OCT 19

Government House,

HongKong,

21st

460

September, 1899.

Referring to my Despatɛh ho

26 Jan 20

258.

Tender paragraph five

harmfully

sand information

assistless

hard fought Intramus quired by lilegraph?

possible

18/1

T.CM

Soul 3.30p

18/1

ou) 1841.

copies.

el: 1.

fel: 2. notes

of Crown

I have the honour to submit herewith for

your approval the Estimates for 1900, with notes by the Colo-

nial Secretary, respecting the various items that seemed to de-

mand explanation. The Estimate of revenue from the New Terri-

tory is very moderate;but the registration of land and collec-

the first time must be a slow process, espe-

cially as our system is so entirely different to that by which

money has heretofore heen extracted from the Chinese.

I propose to introduce the Estimates at a

meeting of Legislative Council next month.

I have the honour to be,

sir,

Your Most Obedient

Humble Servant,

Amay Mall

GOVERNOR C.

The Right Honourable

JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,

Bec.

Bat.

800.

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