CO129-338 - Public Offices & Others - 1906 — Page 337

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of the Chinese Government that the line shall be built as economically as possible. He stated that in the event of the Loan funds proving insufficient to complete the railway, the Chinese Government would provide the balance required.

Article VIII.

No discussion.

Article IX.

The amount of the commuted commission (£35,000) was briefly discussed and eventually left in abeyance to be further considered in connection with the price of the Loan.

Article X.

This Article was amended by the omission of the last clause referring to Railway Police and other verbal alterations.

Article XI. H.E. T'ang Shao-yi observed that the procedure proposed for depositing six months in advance the amount required for payments of interest and principal could only be accepted with the stipulation that the surplus earnings of the line were sufficient to allow of such deposits. He was of opinion that for some time after the opening of the line to traffic this would not be the case and that it would be unreasonable to expect such deposits to be made from other than Railway sources. It was therefore agreed to word the Article in this sense, providing for remittances 14 days before due date in the event of there being no surplus funds available for deposit six months in advance.

Article XII. The proposal contained in this Article was fully discussed, H.E. T'ang Shao-yi considering the same as justifiable and the amount of remuneration reasonable, while the Canton Viceroy's representatives opposed it

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ICE + already to wo #002 AOFAN el ance th 2004 332 of the Chinese Government that the line shall be built as economically as possible. He stated that in the event of the Loan funds proving insufficient to complete the railway, the Chinese Government would provide the balance required. Article VIII. No discussion. Article IX. The amount of the commuted commission (£35,000) was briefly discussed and eventually left in abeyance to be further considered in connection with the price of the Loan. Article X. This Article was amended by the omission of the last clause referring to Railway Police and other verbal alterations. Article XI. H.E. T'ang Shao-yi observed that the procedure proposed for depositing six months in advance the amount required for payments of interest and principal could only be accepted with the stipulation that the surplus earnings of the line were sufficient to allow of such deposits. He was of opinion that for some time after the opening of the line to traffic this would not be the case and that it would be unreasonable to expect such deposits to be made from other than Railway sources. It was therefore agreed to word the Article in this sense, providing for remittances 14 days before due date in the event of there being no surplus funds available for deposit six months in advance. Article XII. The proposal contained in this Article was fully discussed, H.E. T'ang Shao-yi considering the same as justifiable and the amount of remuneration reasonable, while the Canton Viceroy's representatives opposed it
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ICE + ulleady to wo #002 AOFAN el ance th 2004 332 of the Chinese Government that the line shall be built as economically as possible. He stated that in the event of the Loan funds proving insufficient to complete the rail- way, the Chinese Government would provide the balance re- quired. __ bat: Article VIII. No discussion. Article IX. The amount of the commuted commission (£35,000) was briefly discussed and eventually left in abeyance to be further considered in connection with the price of the Loan. Article X. This Article was amended by the omis- sion of the last clause referring to Railway Police and other verbal alteratione. Article XI. H.E. T'ang Shao-yi observed that the procedure proposed for depositing six months in advance the amount required for payments of interest and principal could only be accepted with the stipulation that the sur- plus earnings of the line were sufficient to allow of such deposits. He was of opinion that for some time after the opening of the line to traffic this would not be the case and that it would be unreasonable to expect such deposits to be made from other than Railway sources. It was there- fore agreed to word the Article in this sense, providing for remittances 14 days before due date in the event of there being no surplus funds available for deposit six months in advance. Article XII. The proposal contained in this Article was fully discussed, R.E. T'ang Shao-yi considering the same as justifiable and the amount of remuneration reason- able, while the Canton Viceroy's representatives opposed it
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of the Chinese Government that the line shall be built as

economically as possible. He stated that in the event of

the Loan funds proving insufficient to complete the rail-

way,

the Chinese Government would provide the balance re-

quired.

__

bat:

Article VIII.

No discussion.

Article IX.

The amount of the commuted commission

(£35,000) was briefly discussed and eventually left in

abeyance to be further considered in connection with the

price of the Loan.

Article X.

This Article was amended by the omis-

sion of the last clause referring to Railway Police and

other verbal alteratione.

Article XI. H.E. T'ang Shao-yi observed that the

procedure proposed for depositing six months in advance

the amount required for payments of interest and principal

could only be accepted with the stipulation that the sur-

plus earnings of the line were sufficient to allow of such

deposits. He was of opinion that for some time after the

opening of the line to traffic this would not be the case

and that it would be unreasonable to expect such deposits

to be made from other than Railway sources. It was there-

fore agreed to word the Article in this sense, providing

for remittances 14 days before due date in the event of

there being no surplus funds available for deposit six

months in advance.

Article XII. The proposal contained in this Article

was fully discussed, R.E. T'ang Shao-yi considering the

same as justifiable and the amount of remuneration reason-

able, while the Canton Viceroy's representatives opposed

it

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