CO129-351 - Public Offices - 1908 — Page 722

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21965

10 JUN 08

Extract from 'Taun Wan Yat Po' of the 27th March,

1908.

Warning against Rashness.

With regard to the boycott of Japanese goods by

the Chinese of Hongkong, particulars of which have

appeared in one of our previous issues, we have

nothing further to report except the following:-

A Chinese Official has come to Hongkong from

Canton and advised the Chinese not to take any rash

measures to bring about this boycott, which might

cause trouble and bring about the interference of the

Hongkong Police.

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0.0.

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21965

10 JUN 08

Extract from 'Taun Wan Yat Po' of the 27th March,

1908.

Warning against Rashness.

With regard to the boycott of Japanese goods by

the Chinese of Hongkong, particulars of which have

appeared in one of our previous issues, we have

nothing further to report except the following:-

A Chinese Officiel has come to Hongkong from

Canton and advised the Chinese not to take any rash

measures to bring about this boycott, which might

csuse trouble and bring about the interference of the

Hongkong Police.

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