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FOREIGN OFFICE.

September 26. 1900.

The Chinese Minister has communicated to the

Marquess of Salisbury a telegram (copy of which is

enclosed) from the Acting Viceroy of Canton stati ng

that the so-called reformers Liang Kai Chao

Sun

Yat Sen are at present residing in Hongkong and insti-

gating, from thence, disturbances in the Provinces

of Kwangtung and Kwangsi.

The Acting Viceroy asks that instructions may

be sent to the Governor to expel them from Hongkong.

I am directed by Lord Salisbury to enquire

what answer should in Mr. Secretary Chamberlain's

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opinion, be returned to the Chinese Minister, who

has already been informed of the telegraphic instruc-

tions sent to the Governor of Hongkong on the 20th.ul-

timo with reference to the proceedings of Chinese

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agi tators

Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office.