that while the map would be most valuable from a Military
point of view he had no means of revising or reproducing
it.
3.
It was eventually decided after
consideration in Executive Council on the 28th. August,
1901, to acquire the copyright by the promise of 50 copies
of a new edition and to pay Mr. Lörcher or any other
gentleman of the Mission who might complete the work (in
the event of Mr. Lörcher who was over 60 years of age fail-
-ing to do so) a sum not exceeding $1,000 for the time
and expense he might be put to in carrying out the revision.
4.
I now transmit with printed copies
of the original map of 1879 and of the original register
of names in it, the manuscript of the revised map and of
supplementary registers of names. The map is in duplicate
on four sheets the hill features and divisions into
prefectures and districts being shown separately to the
place names for greater elearness. One of the supplementary
registers gives names within the Canton Province which did
not appear in the original register or map and the other
gives names in the neighbouring Provinces of Fuh-kien,
Kiang-hsi, Hu-nan, and Kwang-hei which have likewise been
Herewith Bill of
Lading for a case
containing the
original and re-
-vised Maps.
Original and Sup- -plementary Regist- -ers in the enve- →lope.
added to the map.
5.
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