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My Lord:-

C. O.

1 12015163

BRITISH LEGATION, PEKING,

d C APR 04!

2nd February, 1904.

I have the honour to inform Your Lordship that I have received a letter from the Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce, urging the opening of the port of Nanning to foreign trade.

I do not gather that any considerable commercial development is to be expected from such a step but that it is recommended rather in view of French activity in South China, which it is thought renders the appointment of a British Consular Officer to reside at Nanning desirable.

I beg to state that even should Your Lordship approve such an appointment, there is at present no member of the Consular Service available for the post.

(Signed)
Ernest Satow.

The Marquess of Lansdowne, K.G.,
&c., &c., &c.,

I have, &c.,

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My Lord:- C. O. 1 12015163 BRITISH LEGATION, PEKING, d C APR 04! 2nd February, 1904. I have the honour to inform Your Lordship that I have received a letter from the Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce, urging the opening of the port of Nanning to foreign trade. I do not gather that any considerable commercial development is to be expected from such a step but that it is recommended rather in view of French activity in South China, which it is thought renders the appointment of a British Consular Officer to reside at Nanning desirable. I beg to state that even should Your Lordship approve such an appointment, there is at present no member of the Consular Service available for the post. (Signed) Ernest Satow. The Marquess of Lansdowne, K.G., &c., &c., &c., I have, &c.,
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10. 41. My Lord:- C. O. 1 12015163 BRITISH LEGATION, P PEKING, d C APR 04! 2nd February, 1904. I have the honour to inform Your Lordship that I have received a letter from the HongKong Chamber of Commerce, urging the opening of the port I do not gather that of Nanning to foreign trade. any considerable commercial development is to be ex- pected from such a step but that it is recommended rather in view of French activity in South China which it is thought renders the appointment of a British Consular Officer to reside at Nanning de- sirable. I beg to state that even should Your Lord- ship approve such an appointment, there is at pre- sent no member of the Consular Service available for the post. (Signed) The Marquess of Lansdowne, K.G., &c., &c., &C., I have, &c., Ernest Satow. į
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My Lord:-

C. O.

1 12015163

BRITISH LEGATION, P

PEKING,

d C APR 04!

2nd February, 1904.

I have the honour to inform Your Lordship

that I have received a letter from the HongKong

Chamber of Commerce, urging the opening of the port

I do not gather that of Nanning to foreign trade.

any considerable commercial development is to be ex-

pected from such a step but that it is recommended

rather in view of French activity in South China

which it is thought renders the appointment of a

British Consular Officer to reside at Nanning de-

sirable.

I beg to state that even should Your Lord-

ship approve such an appointment, there is at pre-

sent no member of the Consular Service available for

the post.

(Signed)

The Marquess of Lansdowne, K.G.,

&c., &c., &C.,

I have, &c.,

Ernest Satow.

į

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