CO129-326 - Foreign Office - 1904 — Page 412

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409

dută Bus Tian' gaten of benorio de Jos me

110 doo 3isuot to nolfijngres 6...

@ to do modned od glioubers Ille

„botusban mejeva saonido one to soudut 947 Aro

(Dong12)

Sir Robert Hart's mention of the collaboration of the Roman Catholic Missionaries inland in the schemes of the French Post Office may perhaps account for the fact that a despatch from Mr. Consul General Wilkinson at Yunnan-fu, addressed to this Legation and forwarded C/o. His Majesty's Consulate at Chungking, arrived at the latter having been torn or cut open and patched together.

On another occasion despatches from this Legation to Tengyueh were posted at the Chinese Post Office at Peking, but were never delivered. They were traced to the French Post Office at Shanghai, after which all vestige of them disappeared.

It may be only a coincidence that while the Roman Catholic Missionaries in Yunnan are French, the Secretary of the Chinese Post Office at Peking, who directs the Department, is also a Frenchman, but I have now arranged that all correspondence for Yunnan and Teng-yueh should be forwarded through Rangoon by British steamer only, while I avail myself as far as possible

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NOTE 409 dută Bus Tian' gaten of benorio de Jos me 110 doo 3isuot to nolfijngres 6... @ to do modned od glioubers Ille „botusban mejeva saonido one to soudut 947 Aro (Dong12) Sir Robert Hart's mention of the collaboration of the Roman Catholic Missionaries inland in the schemes of the French Post Office may perhaps account for the fact that a despatch from Mr. Consul General Wilkinson at Yunnan-fu, addressed to this Legation and forwarded C/o. His Majesty's Consulate at Chungking, arrived at the latter having been torn or cut open and patched together. On another occasion despatches from this Legation to Tengyueh were posted at the Chinese Post Office at Peking, but were never delivered. They were traced to the French Post Office at Shanghai, after which all vestige of them disappeared. It may be only a coincidence that while the Roman Catholic Missionaries in Yunnan are French, the Secretary of the Chinese Post Office at Peking, who directs the Department, is also a Frenchman, but I have now arranged that all correspondence for Yunnan and Teng-yueh should be forwarded through Rangoon by British steamer only, while I avail myself as far as possible
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F ret. NOTE 409 dută Bus Tian' gaten of benorio de Jos me 110 doo 3isuot to nolfijngres 6... @ to do modned od glioubers Ille „botusban mejeva saonido one to soudut 947 Aro (Dong12) Sir Robert Hart's mention of the collaboration of the Roman Catholic Missionaries inland in the schemes of the French Post Office may perhaps account for the fact that a despatch from Mr. Consul General Wilkinson at Yunnan-fu, addressed to this Legation and forwarded C/o. His Majesty's Consulate at Chungking, arrived at the latter having been torn or cut open and patched together. On another occasion despatches from this Legation to Tengyueh were posted at the Chinese Post Office at Peking, but were never delivered. They were traced to the French Post Office at Shanghai, after which all vestige of them disappeared. It may be only a coincidence that while the Roman Catholic Missionaries in Yunnan are French, the Secre- tary of the Chinese Post Office at Peking, who directs the Department, is also a Frenchman, but I have now arranged that all correspondence for Yunnan and Teng- yueh should be forwarded through Rangoon by British steamer only, while I avail myself as far as possible of
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NOTE

409

dută Bus Tian' gaten of benorio de Jos me

110 doo 3isuot to nolfijngres 6...

@ to do modned od glioubers Ille

„botusban mejeva saonido one to soudut 947 Aro

(Dong12)

Sir Robert Hart's mention of the collaboration

of the Roman Catholic Missionaries inland in the

schemes of the French Post Office may perhaps account

for the fact that a despatch from Mr. Consul General

Wilkinson at Yunnan-fu, addressed to this Legation and

forwarded C/o. His Majesty's Consulate at Chungking,

arrived at the latter having been torn or cut open and

patched together.

On another occasion despatches from this Legation

to Tengyueh were posted at the Chinese Post Office at

Peking, but were never delivered. They were traced

to the French Post Office at Shanghai, after which all

vestige of them disappeared.

It may be only a coincidence that while the Roman

Catholic Missionaries in Yunnan are French, the Secre-

tary of the Chinese Post Office at Peking, who directs

the Department, is also a Frenchman, but I have now

arranged that all correspondence for Yunnan and Teng-

yueh should be forwarded through Rangoon by British

steamer only, while I avail myself as far as possible

of

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