the transvaal agent
have acted
abben to
and
doy ent accumspection.
the responsibility for them particular
difficulting rest with him and into the bl representat wis of the mining houses who brook
Selay
and want everything some of use
PRINTED FOR BE
AFAI
7337
COLO
554
C. O.
32926
Rre 22 SEP 04
? Send to Fo. saying
telegraphed to Low Miley
that substan will be
acordings followingths and
32337.
und draft
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my belly to Fo.
I therich w
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might fathe farascant fait
Hw
2379
to Lucas
Had I not
better explain privating
the situation to the Eckstein, whom I know
well? I think we
avoid considerable
may
Amharassment (keeping work in kommt
with Wernher Brit
this side, who
the
news in
Certainly
would Enforce
Chana.
Mr. Agents
It is difficult &
explain everything fully by cable
no how
be
Milner, tancanwhile march mischief umay
done.
Dr.
Jes. do C.P.L
2379
23 at once
Scen
Gx. 23
Telegram. Governor Sir M.Nathan to Mr Lyttelton.
(Received Colonial Office 9.30 a.m.22nd September 1904)
70
Tv. 32557
In reply to your telegram of yesterday, arrangements for Chinese emigration from Kwangsi at Fuchan not broken down and already began to take effect. Chinese migration from Kwangtung cannot succeed unsupported by Viceroy whose opposition has been obvious. Transvaal Agent sending more than one hundred recruiters through the Province without his authority or
Several of port in Kwangtung having been notified.
these have been arrested. Efforts are being initiated to obtain their release from arrest and secure co-operation of Viceroy in Chinese emigration from Canton to South Africa but unless I act with caution Chinese authorities will probably under treaty raise question legality of existing recruitment agencies in China for Straits Settlements labour. This would be very inconvenient.
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and
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delay
and want everything some of use
PRINTED FOR BE
AFAI
7337
COLO
554
C. O.
32926
Rre 22 SEP 04
? Send to Fo. saying
telegraphed to Low Miley
that substance will be
according to following and
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draft
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might further facilitate
How
2379
to Lucas
Had I not
better explain privately
the situation to the Eckstein, whom I know
well? I think we
may avoid considerable
Amharassment (keeping work in hand
with Wernher Beit
this side, who
the
news in
Certainly
would enforce
change.
Mr. Agents
It is difficult &
explain everything fully by cable
meanwhile much mischief may
be done.
Dr.
Jes. do C.P.L
2379
23 at once
Scene
Gx. 23
Telegram. Governor Sir M.Nathan to Mr Lyttelton.
(Received Colonial Office 9.30 a.m. 22nd September 1904)
70
Tv. 32557
In reply to your telegram of yesterday, arrangements for Chinese emigration from Kwangsi at Fuchan not broken down and already began to take effect. Chinese migration from Kwangtung cannot succeed unsupported by Viceroy whose opposition has been obvious. Transvaal Agent sending more than one hundred recruiters through the Province without his authority or
Several ports in Kwangtung having been notified.
these have been arrested. Efforts are being initiated to obtain their release from arrest and secure co-operation of Viceroy in Chinese emigration from Canton to South Africa but unless I act with caution Chinese authorities will probably under treaty raise question legality of existing recruitment agencies in China for Straits Settlements labour. This would be very inconvenient.
the transvaal agent
have acted
abben to
and
doy ent accumspection.
the responsibility for them particular
difficulting rest with him and into the bl representat wis of the mining houses who brook
Selay
and want everything some of use
RINTED FOR BE
AFAI
7337
COLO
554
C. O.
32926
Rre 22 SEP 04
? Send to Fo. saying
telegraphed to Low Miley
that substan will be
acordings followingths and
32337.
und draft
The to
my belly to Fo.
I therich w
a
might fathe farascant fait
Hw
حجبا
2379
to Lucas
Had I not
better explain privating
the situation to the Eckstein, whom I know
ну
well? I think we
avoid considerable
may
Amharassment (keeping work in kommt
with Wernher Brit
this side, who
the
news in
Certainly
would Enforce
Chana.
Mr. Agents
It is difficult &
explain everything fully by cable
M На
no how
be
Milner, tancanwhile march mischief umay
done.
Dr.
Jes. do C.P.L
2379
23 at once
Scen
Gx. 23
Telegram. Governor Sir M.Nathan to Mr Lyttelton.
(Received Colonial Office 9.30 a.m.22nd September 1904)
70
Tv. 32557
In reply to your telegram of yesterday, arrange- ments for Chinese emigration from Kwangsi at Fuchan not broken down and already began to take effect. Chinose migration from Kwangtung cannot succeed unsup ported by Viceroy whose opposition has been obvious Transvaal Agent sending more than one hundred re- cruiters through the Province without his authority or
Several of port in Krangtung having boen notified. these have been arrested. Efforts are being intiated obtain their release from arrest and secure co-opera- tion of Viceroy in Chinese endgration from Canton to South Africa but unless I (wo) act with caution Chinese authorities will probably under treaty Poking question legality of oxisting recruitment agencies in China for Straits Settlements labour. This would be vory inconvenient.
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