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# Meeting Record
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not fail to have a prejudicial effect upon investors in Chinese securities, which, if maintained, might entirely preclude the issue of the present loan.
H.E. T'ANG SHAO-YI stated that this cause of uneasiness would no longer exist as the authority to issue the Bonds was now forthcoming and would shortly be officially communicated to the British Legation; he had no doubt the matter would be settled this week.
In conclusion, and referring especially to the negotiations now proceeding for the Tientsin Yangtze Railway, His Excellency observed that the Chinese Government was convinced that Railway construction by Boards of Commissioners was not advisable, that experience had shown it to be fraught with serious difficulties, and that any negotiations to be successful, must abandon this system. The Government would rather pay compensation to cancel the preliminary agreement than conclude it with this condition attached.
The meeting then adjourned.
(Signed)
J.O.P. Bland
23.X.06.
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not fail to have a prejudicial effect upon investors in Chinese securities, which, if maintained, might entirely preclude the issue of the present loan.
H.E. T'ANG SHAO-YI stated that this cause of uneasiness would no longer exist as the authority to issue the Bonds was now forthcoming and would shortly be offitally communi- cated to the British Legation he had no doubt the matter would be settled this week.
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(Signed)
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23.X. 06.
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