1906
's No. 368 of Sept: 5th 1906
pels. No.1 in Mr. Carnegie's No.368
her
Mr. Carnegie to Prince Ching
40315 7
PILS NOV 05
August 15, 1905.
Your Highness;-
39559
OCT 22 1906!
In a Note of May 12th which I had the honour to address to Your Highness I stated that I had received a telegram from the Governor of Hongkong to the effect that the Canton Provincial Authorities were taking active steps in furtherance of a scheme for constructing a railway from Canton city along the right bank of the East River through Yuyuan. It was pointed out that, as such a line would follow the proposed route of the Canton-Kowloon railway, the Preliminary Agreement of March 1899 would be infringed, and Your Highness was requested to impress this fact upon the Viceroy of Canton by telegraph, and to move His Excellency to drop the scheme.
On July 16th I again wrote to Your Highness stating
Imperial Highness
"Prince Ching,
No.
alo.
that
1906
's No. 368 of Seft: 5th 19ob
pels. No.1 in Mr. Carnegie's ho.368
her
Mr. Carnegie to hince ching
40315 7
PILS NOV 05
August 15, 1905.
Your Highnesa;-
39559
OCT 22 1906!
In a Note of May 12th which I had the
honour to address to Your li¿ness I stated that I had
received a telegram from the Governor of Hongkong to
the effect that the Canton Provincial Authoriti sa were
taking motive steps in furtherance of a scheme for gun-
strunting a railsay from fantan city along the right
bank of the Emat River through Yuupon. It was pointed
out that, as such a line would follow the proposed
route of the Tambon-Yuwloon sailway, the Preliminary
Agreement of March 1899 would be infringed, and Your
Hipiness was requested to igress this fuct upon the
Viceroy of flanton by telegraph, and to move !!is Ex-
cellency to drop the ache.se.
On July 16th I again wrote to Your Highness stating
perial Highnesa
"Prince (h'ing,
bo.
alo.
that
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