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Confidential.

C.O.

147

25152

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Paraphrase of Telegram to Sir J. Jordan, Peking.

Foreign Office, July 8th, 1908. No.133.

Turkish interests in China.

Wai-wu pu have been notified by German Minister

that he has been instructed to take Turkish interest

in China under his charge.

They have been advised by Sir W. Hillier to reply

that, while they are prepared to receive through the

German Legation any communications which may be addressed to them by the Sultan or his Government, they

cannot consent to Germany acting as diplomatic Representative of Turkey nor can Turks in China be conceded

exterritorial rights.

See my despatch 152 of March 31st.

Hillier has pointed out to Chinese Government that

protection of Turks by Germany might seriously hamper

the measures introduced by them for the suppression

of opium, and he has drawn their attention to the fact

that Germany and Japan might make claims to diplomatic

representations of Persia and Siam respectively.

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(23604) Confidential. C.O. 147 25152 REC Paraphrase of Telegram to Sir J. Jordan, Peking. Foreign Office, July 8th, 1908. No.133. Turkish interests in China. Wai-wu pu have been notified by German Minister that he has been instructed to take Turkish interest in China under his charge. They have been advised by Sir W. Hillier to reply that, while they are prepared to receive through the German Legation any communications which may be addressed to them by the Sultan or his Government, they cannot consent to Germany acting as diplomatic Representative of Turkey nor can Turks in China be conceded exterritorial rights. See my despatch 152 of March 31st. Hillier has pointed out to Chinese Government that protection of Turks by Germany might seriously hamper the measures introduced by them for the suppression of opium, and he has drawn their attention to the fact that Germany and Japan might make claims to diplomatic representations of Persia and Siam respectively.
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(23604) Confidential. C .0. 147 25152 REC Paraphrase of Telegram to Sir J. Jordan, Peking. Foreign Office, July 8th, 1908. No.133. Turkish interests in China. Wai-wu pu have been notified by German Minister that he has been instructed to take Turkish interest in China under his charge. They have been advised by Sir W. Hillier to reply that, while they are prepared to receive through the German Legation any communications which may be ad- dressed to them by the Sultan or his Government, they cannot consent to Germany acting as diplomatic Repre- sentative of Turkey nor can Turks in China be conceded exterritorial rights. See my despatch 152 of March 31st. Hillier has pointed out to Chinese Government that protection of Turks by Germany might seriously hamper the measures introduced by them for the suppression of opium, and he has drawn their attention to the fact that Germany and Japan might make claims to diplomatic representations of Persia and Siam respectively.
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(23604)

Confidential.

C .0.

147

25152

REC

Paraphrase of Telegram to Sir J. Jordan, Peking.

Foreign Office, July 8th, 1908. No.133.

Turkish interests in China.

Wai-wu pu have been notified by German Minister

that he has been instructed to take Turkish interest

in China under his charge.

They have been advised by Sir W. Hillier to reply

that, while they are prepared to receive through the

German Legation any communications which may be ad-

dressed to them by the Sultan or his Government, they

cannot consent to Germany acting as diplomatic Repre-

sentative of Turkey nor can Turks in China be conceded

exterritorial rights.

See my despatch 152 of March 31st.

Hillier has pointed out to Chinese Government that

protection of Turks by Germany might seriously hamper

the measures introduced by them for the suppression

of opium, and he has drawn their attention to the fact

that Germany and Japan might make claims to diplomatic

representations of Persia and Siam respectively.

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