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Extract from the "Inclosure 3 in No. 1. Universal Gazette" of March 15, 1906.

Report of the Special Meeting of Kuangtung Gentry and Merchants on Railway Matters, held at the Ai Yu Charity Association on March 4, 1906.

(Translation.)

FOURTH subject. On the 1st March Viceroy Ts'en wrote to the General Chamber of Commerce that the main line section from Huang Sha to Kao Tang was at the moment unfinished and needed about 60,000 dollars to enable cars to run, and he had engaged a Japanese engineer for six months, at 360 dollars a month for salary and subsistence. The authorities proposed to find the funds and start building, the work to be taken over when the trade shares should have been collected and the official advance repaid out of them.

It was submitted to the meeting whether from the trade instalments paid 60,000 dollars should be provided and a request made to take over the building.

The meeting decided to defer the subject to a future date.

Individual.

06 June

Confidential Paper.

0890 HONG KONG N208

(Subject.) 20891 RECEIVED 11 JUL 06

Canton Kowloon Railway

Copy deep from Archives forwarded; copies of correspondence & reporting steps taken with a view to obtaining some progress in the negotiations.

381

13 APR 2000

Subsequent Paper.

(Minutes.) For Lucas

See also 200 go (Hankow line)

Out of date: publish at once

C.PL-14

13/6

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N TED 20 EASTERN DOMESTIC Extract from the "Inclosure 3 in No. 1. Universal Gazette" of March 15, 1906. Report of the Special Meeting of Kuangtung Gentry and Merchants on Railway Matters, held at the Ai Yu Charity Association on March 4, 1906. (Translation.) FOURTH subject. On the 1st March Viceroy Ts'en wrote to the General Chamber of Commerce that the main line section from Huang Sha to Kao Tang was at the moment unfinished and needed about 60,000 dollars to enable cars to run, and he had engaged a Japanese engineer for six months, at 360 dollars a month for salary and subsistence. The authorities proposed to find the funds and start building, the work to be taken over when the trade shares should have been collected and the official advance repaid out of them. It was submitted to the meeting whether from the trade instalments paid 60,000 dollars should be provided and a request made to take over the building. The meeting decided to defer the subject to a future date. Individual. 06 June Confidential Paper. 0890 HONG KONG N208 (Subject.) 20891 RECEIVED 11 JUL 06 Canton Kowloon Railway Copy deep from Archives forwarded; copies of correspondence & reporting steps taken with a view to obtaining some progress in the negotiations. 381 13 APR 2000 Subsequent Paper. (Minutes.) For Lucas See also 200 go (Hankow line) Out of date: publish at once C.PL-14 13/6
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N TED 20 EASTERN DOMESTIC. Extract from the " Inclosure 3 in No. 1. Universal Gazette" of March 15, 1906. Report of the Special Meeting of Kuangtung Gentry and Merchants on Railway Matters, held at the Ai Yu Charity Association on March 4, 1906. (Translation.) FOURTH subject. On the 1st March Viceroy Ts'en wrote to the General Chamber of Commerce that the main line section from Huang Sha to Kao Tang was at the moment unfinished and needed about 60,000 dollars to enable cars to run, and he had engaged a Japanese engineer for six months, at 360 dollars a-month for salary and subsistence. The authorities proposed to find the funds and start building, the work to be taken over when the trade shares should have been collected and the official advance repaid out of them. It was submitted to the meeting whether from the trade instalments paid 60,000 dollars should be provided and a request made to take over the building. The meeting decided to defer the subject to a future date. Individual. 06 June rious Paper. 0890 HONG KONG N208 (Subject.) 20891 RECE IR 11 JUL 06 Canton Kowloon Railway cok deep from Achens forwarden; copies of corres & reporting steps taken with aphew to obtaining some progress in the negotiatiois 381 -APR-2000-11‹Ñ absequent Paper. (Minutes.) For Lucas See also 200 go (Hankar line) Out of date: publy Ar 13/6 C.PL-14 at once
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EASTERN

DOMESTIC.

Extract from the "

Inclosure 3 in No. 1.

Universal Gazette" of March 15, 1906.

Report of the Special Meeting of Kuangtung Gentry and Merchants on Railway Matters, held at the Ai Yu Charity Association on March 4, 1906.

(Translation.)

FOURTH subject. On the 1st March Viceroy Ts'en wrote to the General Chamber of Commerce that the main line section from Huang Sha to Kao Tang was at the moment unfinished and needed about 60,000 dollars to enable cars to run, and he had engaged a Japanese engineer for six months, at 360 dollars a-month for salary and subsistence. The authorities proposed to find the funds and start building, the work to be taken over when the trade shares should have been collected and the official advance repaid out of them.

It was submitted to the meeting whether from the trade instalments paid 60,000 dollars should be provided and a request made to take over the building.

The meeting decided to defer the subject to a future date.

Individual.

06

June

rious Paper.

0890

HONG KONG

N208

(Subject.)

20891

RECE

IR 11 JUL 06

Canton Kowloon Railway

cok deep from Achens

forwarden; copies

of corres & reporting steps taken with aphew to obtaining some progress in the negotiatiois

381

-APR-2000-11‹Ñ

absequent Paper.

(Minutes.)

For Lucas

See also 200 go (Hankar line)

Out of date: publy

Ar

13/6

C.PL-14

at once

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