No.210.
Sir,
PEKING, JUN 29 1903.
With reference to my despatch No.11 of the 6th January last respecting the reform of the currency in China, I have the honour to state that I have lately been in correspondence with the Waiwupu on the subject of the minting of subsidiary silver coinage at Canton.
To Waiwupu, Feb. 17th.
To Yaiwupu, April 30th.
To Waiwupu, May 6th.
At the instance of the Governor of Hongkong, I addressed a Note to the Waiwupu on the 17th of February last, copy of which is enclosed herewith, asking that the Viceroy of the Two Kwang should be urged to cooperate with the Hongkong Government in their endeavour to maintain the coinage at par by restricting its output and pointing out that, without such cooperation, the efforts of the Government of Hongkong would not avail to remedy the situation.
The Waiwupu replied that the Viceroy had been instructed
The Right Honourable
Sir Edward Grey, Bart., G.C.B., &c., &c.
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No.210.
sir,
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PEKING.
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With reference to my despatch Fo.ll of the 6th
January last respecting the reform of the currency in
To Faiwupu
Peb. 17th.
China, I have the honour to state that I have lately been
To Yaiwupu
April 30th.
in correspondence withthe waiwupu on the subject of
Fi upu
May 6th.
the ainting of subsidiary silver coinage at fanten.
At the instance of the governor of Hongkong, I
addressed a Note to the Faimpu on the 17th of "ebruary
last, copy of whichis enclosed herewith, asking that the
Viceroy of the Two Kwang should be urged to cooperate
with the Hongkong Government in their endeavour to
maintain the coinage at par by restricting its output
and pointing out that, without such cooperation, the
efforts of the "overnment of Hongkong would not avail
to remedy the situation.
The Vaiwupu replied that the Viceroy had been
The Right Honourable
Sir Edward Grey,
Bart.. V.P.
&0.
&C.
instructed
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