CO129-321 - Public Offices & Others - 1903 — Page 221

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I should recommend the revocation of the Costume Regulations (see Sir Charles Mitchell at p.63 of print, paragraph 9), as the political circumstances in China are different from what they were thirty-five years ago.

If it is thought desirable to negotiate with the Chinese Government on the subject, it would be better to leave them to make proposals, if they find our action inconvenient to them.

(Initialled) E. S.

June 15th, 1903.

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217 I should recommend the revocation of the Costume Regulations (see Sir Charles Mitchell at p.63 of print, paragraph 9), as the political circumstances in China are different from what they were thirty-five years ago. If it is thought desirable to negotiate with the Chinese Government on the subject, it would be better to leave them to make proposals, if they find our action inconvenient to them. (Initialled) E. S. June 15th, 1903.
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217 I should recommend the revocation of the Costume Regulations (see Sir Charles Mitchell at p.63 of print, paragraph 9), as the political circumstances in China are different from what they were thirty five years ago. If it is thought desirable to negotiate with the Chinese Government on the subject, it would be better to leave them to make proposals, if they find our ac- tion inconvenient to them. (Initialled) E. S. June 15th, 1903.
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I should recommend the revocation of the Costume

Regulations (see Sir Charles Mitchell at p.63 of

print, paragraph 9), as the political circumstances

in China are different from what they were thirty five

years ago.

If it is thought desirable to negotiate with the

Chinese Government on the subject, it would be better

to leave them to make proposals, if they find our ac-

tion inconvenient to them.

(Initialled)

E. S.

June 15th, 1903.

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