CO129-314 - Public Offices - 1902 — Page 260

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establishment of Offices elsewhere cannot fall to

interfere with China's independent jurisdiction in

such a matter, and is calculated to be fruitful of

trouble in the future.

The Association is of opinion that there should

be an international understanding that no Powers

shall establish Postal Agencies, and that existing

Offices shall be withdrawn, for it is obvious that

the establishment of an alien administration for the

collection of revenue must inevitably interfere

with the rights of China.

In the revision of the Treaty on which Sir

James Mackay is engaged provision should be made

for the recognition of Postal administration by the

Imperial Maritime Customs service under competent

If, however,

and approved Foreign supervision.

other Powers establish Post Offices in China and

more especially in the interior, the British Govern-

ment, on account of prestige, may have to do the

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