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transference of the negotiations to Peking, not the bases submitted to him.
I rejoined that I had known for the past month and more that all I was waiting for was the appointment of a negotiator by Prince Ch'ing, and that I could not comprehend why the question of this misunderstanding had not been raised long ago.
It was not possible to abort it now with any show of reason.
After some further discussion, Mr. T'ong promised to see the Prince and discuss it with him again.
The Canton notables...
I asked Mr. Tanghill to go and see Mr. T'ung and talk matters over with him privately. Mr. T'ong stated that the Tai Tu Pu knew nothing officially about the humpong scheme which had been mooted by one Chang, a Singapore merchant. He objected to him and nothing was being done. He appeared to attach no importance to the project.
In regard to the Nantong-Kowloon Railway, a telegram had been sent to the Viceroy in order to clear up the favourable misunderstanding, and it was hoped that a reply...
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transference of the negotiations to Peking, not the
bases submitted to him.
I rejoined that the ai u ?u know for the
past month and more that all I was waiting for aLE ?
the appointment of a negotiator by Prince Chꞌing,
and that I could not comprehend why the question of
this misunderstanding had not been raised long ago.
It was not guaqible to aburt it now with any show of
reason.
After adme further discussion "r. T'ong promised
to see the Prince and discuss it with him again.
The funton notables
I naked 'r. Tanghell to go and see "r. T'ung
and talk matters over with him privately. r. Tong
stated that the Tai Tu Pu knew nothing officially
shout the humpon scheme which had been mooted by
one (hang, & Singapore merchant.
objected to him and nuthing was being done.
appeared to attach no importance to the project.
regard to the Nanton-Kowloon Railway a telegram hed
been sent to the "iceroy in order to clear up the
favourable misunderstanding, and it was hojed that a
reply
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