CO129-337 - Public Offices & Foreign Office - 1906 — Page 669

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Mel Jaisi9to

Zon Adhidupan dild Betten. De niyong ent of

660

(inquiry on the subject, contained in the Note inclosed in my Despatch No. 227, was addressed to the Wai Wu Pu in consequence of a telegram from the Governor of Hongkong who stated that from articles in the press and from other information he was satisfied that serious steps were being taken to carry out the project. His Excellency's Despatch on the same subject arrived soon afterwards, but mentioned newspaper extracts only. Mr. T'ong, therefore, at his private interview with Mr. Owang Ball, stated that he attached little or no importance to those rumours. I thought it well to address a Despatch to Sir Matthew Nathan, of which I inclose copy, requesting His Excellency to be good enough to furnish me with the nature of the information to which he alluded in his telegram.

I have also requested His Majesty's Consul-General at Canton to at once inform Sir Matthew Nathan and myself should he have any reason to believe that the Waiupon scheme is likely to take any...

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mel Jaisi9to ون ZonAdhidupan dild Betten. De niyong ent of 660 (inquiry on the subject, cantained in the Note inclosed fin my Despatch No. 227, was addressed to the Wai Wu Pa in cona-quence of a telegram from the Governor of Hongkong who stated that from articles in the press And from other information he was axtisfied that Serious steps ware being taken tu carry out the project. His Excellency's Despatch on the same sub- ject wrived soon afterwards, but mentioned nouspaper extracta only. Mion therefore Ir. T'ong at his private interview with r. Ową ball, stated that he (attached little or no importance to those rumours, I thought it well to address a Despatch to fir Matthew Nathan, of which I inclose copy, requesting His Exceliancy to be good enough to furnish me with the nature of the informtion to which he alluded in his telegram. I have also requested His Majesty's (onau)- General at Carton to at unce inform Sir "atthew Nathan and myself should he have any reason to believe that the Whaupon acheme is likely to take any *****གནས་གz###rai$4-•go'hd##Hཡ་ཁོ་F4P'baiil;2ø¥++W$ ནཱ ཝཾ
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mel Jaisi9to

ون

ZonAdhidupan dild Betten. De niyong ent of

660

(inquiry on the subject, cantained in the Note inclosed

fin my Despatch No. 227, was addressed to the Wai Wu Pa

in cona-quence of a telegram from the Governor of

Hongkong who stated that from articles in the press

And from other information he was axtisfied that

Serious steps ware being taken tu carry out the

project. His Excellency's Despatch on the same sub-

ject wrived soon afterwards, but mentioned nouspaper

extracta only. Mion therefore Ir. T'ong at his

private interview with r. Ową ball, stated that he

(attached little or no importance to those rumours, I

thought it well to address a Despatch to fir Matthew

Nathan, of which I inclose copy, requesting His

Exceliancy to be good enough to furnish me with the

nature of the informtion to which he alluded in his

telegram.

I have also requested His Majesty's (onau)-

General at Carton to at unce inform Sir "atthew

Nathan and myself should he have any reason to

believe that the Whaupon acheme is likely to take

any

*****གནས་གz###rai$4-•go'hd##Hཡ་ཁོ་F4P'baiil;2ø¥++W$ ནཱ ཝཾ

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