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Sir,

The

Two

139457

Consul-General to Viceroy.

(JUN 2 1906)

13th March, 1906.

391

With reference to the question of the Canton-Kowloon Railway, I have received instructions from His Majesty's Minister to request Your Excellency to resume negotiations with the Corporation.

H.M. Minister informs me that on the 23rd February the Wai Wu Pu communicated with Y.E. by telegraph, requesting you to appoint delegates. H.M. Minister adds that on the 9th March, during a personal interview, he was assured by the Wai Wu Pu that they would again telegraph to Your Excellency urging the resumption of negotiations and the appointment of delegates for the purpose.

H.M. Minister fails to understand Y.E.'s inaction and delay; and I am directed to point out to Y.E. that further neglect on your part to arrange matters as desired by the Wai Wu Pu will be regarded as unfriendly and obstructive; an attitude which H.M. Minister cannot overlook, and he will consequently be obliged to lay the whole case before His Majesty's Government submitting a request that instructions be sent to H.K. Consul-General at Canton to suspend relations with Y.E.

I accordingly beg to draw Y.E.'s attention to the importance of this matter, but appeal to you to give proof of your friendly sentiments by appointing delegates at an early date to arrange matters on a satisfactory footing.

I avail, etc.

(Signed) James Scott.

Consul-General.

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Page 391 Sir, The Two 139457 Consul-General to Viceroy. (JUN 2 1906) 13th March, 1906. 391 With reference to the question of the Canton-Kowloon Railway, I have received instructions from His Majesty's Minister to request Your Excellency to resume negotiations with the Corporation. H.M. Minister informs me that on the 23rd February the Wai Wu Pu communicated with Y.E. by telegraph, requesting you to appoint delegates. H.M. Minister adds that on the 9th March, during a personal interview, he was assured by the Wai Wu Pu that they would again telegraph to Your Excellency urging the resumption of negotiations and the appointment of delegates for the purpose. H.M. Minister fails to understand Y.E.'s inaction and delay; and I am directed to point out to Y.E. that further neglect on your part to arrange matters as desired by the Wai Wu Pu will be regarded as unfriendly and obstructive; an attitude which H.M. Minister cannot overlook, and he will consequently be obliged to lay the whole case before His Majesty's Government submitting a request that instructions be sent to H.K. Consul-General at Canton to suspend relations with Y.E. I accordingly beg to draw Y.E.'s attention to the importance of this matter, but appeal to you to give proof of your friendly sentiments by appointing delegates at an early date to arrange matters on a satisfactory footing. I avail, etc. (Signed) James Scott. Consul-General. Page 391 Page 392 Page 392
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: otow aluɛ0 1/1 0%2 platot of bablet. 'yonsofy wilt zelt übe 10 usd I 10 totemo. art yousilaox all of and becao birmice ad of wonor sit amet (ben: *) 2009 K Latonal sir, the Two 139457 Consul-General to Viceroy. 18902 JUN 2 1906) 13th March, 1906. 391 With reference to the question of the Canton- Kowloon Railway, I have received instructions from His Majesty's Minister to request Your Excellency to resume negotiations with the Corporation. H.M. Minister informs me that on the 23rd February the Wai Wu Pu communicated with Y.. by telegraph, re- H.M. Minister adds questing you to appoint delegates. that on the 9th March, during a personal interview, he was assured by the Wai Wu Pu that they would again tele- graph to Your Excellency urging the resumption of negot~ iations and the appointment of delegates for the pose. A.K. Minister fails to understand Y.E.'s inaction and delay; and I am directed to point out to Y.B, that further neglect on your part to arrange matters as desired by the Wai Wu Pu will he regarded as unfriendly and obstructive; an attitude which H.M. Minister cannot overlook, and he will consequently be obliged to lay the Government whole case before His Majesty's submitting a request that instructions be sent to H.K. Consul-General at Canton to suspend relations with Y.E. A I accordingly heg to draw ..'s attention to the importance of this matter, but appeal to you to give proof of your friendly sentiments by appointing delates doti at an early to arrange matters on a satisfactory footing. I avail etc. (Signed) Xames Scott. Consul-General.
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sir,

the

Two

139457

Consul-General to Viceroy.

18902

JUN 2 1906)

13th March, 1906.

391

With reference to the question of the Canton- Kowloon Railway, I have received instructions from His Majesty's Minister to request Your Excellency to resume negotiations with the Corporation.

H.M. Minister informs me that on the 23rd February the Wai Wu Pu communicated with Y.. by telegraph, re- H.M. Minister adds questing you to appoint delegates. that on the 9th March, during a personal interview, he was assured by the Wai Wu Pu that they would again tele- graph to Your Excellency urging the resumption of negot~ iations and the appointment of delegates for the pose. A.K. Minister fails to understand Y.E.'s inaction and delay; and I am directed to point out to Y.B, that further neglect on your part to arrange matters as desired by the Wai Wu Pu will he regarded as unfriendly and obstructive; an attitude which H.M. Minister cannot overlook, and he will consequently be obliged to lay the

Government whole case

before His Majesty's submitting a request that instructions be sent to H.K. Consul-General at Canton to suspend relations with Y.E.

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I avail etc.

(Signed) Xames Scott.

Consul-General.

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