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PORO AND
In last 3
Ta Ho
ba, met W 48 per la VIEWAN 201 Angry Ma
Dear Sir Frederick,
4841
Blangkons Pith Apr 1701.
THE
AAN 2 HOTEL
DIT MON ORDE, WANEL
PT-CLASE ONIGING.
COMFORTABLE MAIRY REPRODDA
Bitrned int n'u» vezimite de das Ila.
3
1.
Flux Women aan Tiguezy Surusan
Swat watermeota for a lo y bar.
1.00
TOMBALLE;
MATUR
TR. MWAYS
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COMPANY
auiuntes.
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Ava, & minuters. 5 reintes.
£15 p. 1215pm.. E 2.356m, 32.00 pm. 30 pm to 5.00 5.8 100p or 1 8.1X) p.m.
Spa & 600 pu
Finiurius.
minube
9.00 11
+
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ST
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State
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CARA E seruagement et Union, Flex, d. Thadage, Central
IN ALD HREYS & SON,
Minuages
As we dong, de 2,2, 1909,
1643
HONGKONG.
23rd June, 1909.
30079
LAUG 10 1909
I beg to express my thanks for your note of 21st instant also for the enclosures sent me by the Colonial Secretary.
The position at present is, that we sent our letter of 11th June to Woo Tang Sam who conveyed it to the Self Government Society. A meeting was convened by the latter and our letter discussed. It was decided then that we were to be asked to make the first move by writing to the British Consul General in Canton asking him to use his influence with the Portuguese Consul General to agree to a retrial of Noronha, the Portuguese watchman, This we did, and I beg to enclose copy of our letter to the British Consul General, also copy of his reply. I believe that since then the Self Government Society has approached the Portuguese Consul General direct asking him to withdraw certain statements he made against the Self Government Society in his despatch or despatches to the Viceroy. The result of this request has not yet developed, but as far as we are concerned the Self Government Society have decided that the settlement we had agreed to cannot now be met until after they have settled
The boycott their differences with the Portuguese Consul.
of our steamers to and from Manila by the Chinese therefore
continues.
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Private & Confidential.
COPY.
2.
(4 sub-enclosures)
a-B
303
PORO AND
In last 3
Ta Ho
ba, met W 48 per la VIEWAN 201 Angry Ma
Dear Sir Frederick,
4841
Blangkons Pith Apr 1701.
THE
AAN 2 HOTEL
DIT MON ORDE, WANEL
PT-CLASE ONIGING.
COMFORTABLE MAIRY REPRODDA
Bitrned int n'u» vezimite de das Ila.
3
1.
Flux Women aan Tiguezy Surusan
Swat watermeota for a lo y bar.
1.00
TOMBALLE;
MATUR
TR. MWAYS
7.30 x.m. to 10.00 2. 10.00 wat to 11.00 son 11,50 am. 14. 12.45am 12.45 juta 1.08
COMPANY
auiuntes.
5 minute. nänutes.
Ava, & minuters. 5 reintes.
£15 p. 1215pm.. E 2.356m, 32.00 pm. 30 pm to 5.00 5.8 100p or 1 8.1X) p.m.
Spa & 600 pu
Finiurius.
minube
9.00 11
+
Azura Cus at 315p
setam ir vetu.
2.04, a
ST
Avery 15 minutes.
C
State
Every 30 minutes
Sery 15 monies.
Lrrery 10 mb ates 19 15 m sy to m
2.45 la
A 90 m.
8091.m.
5.00 it. VAN P
Every 10 mọ ation
A 15 Entes,
Frorv 10 minutes
15pm, ever. Lalf he
CARA E seruagement et Union, Flex, d. Thadage, Central
IN ALD HREYS & SON,
Minuages
As we dong, de 2,2, 1909,
1643
HONGKONG.
23rd June, 1909.
30079
LAUG 10 1909
I beg to express ny thanks for your note of 21st instant also for the enclosures sent me by the Colonial
Secretary.
The position at present is, that we sent our letter of 11th June to Woo Tang Sam who conveyed it to the Self Government Society. A meeting was convened by the latter and our letter discussed. It was decided then that we were to be asked to make the first move by writing to the British Consul General in Canton asking him to use his influence with the Portuguese Consul General to agree to a retrial of Noronha, the Portuguese watchman, This we did, and I beg to enclose copy of our letter to the British Consul General, also copy of his reply. I believe that since then the Self Govern- ment Society has approached the Portuguese Consul General direct asking him to withdraw certain statements he made against the Self Government Society in his despatch or despatches to the Viceroy. The result of this request has not yet developed, but as far as we are concerned the Self Government Society have decided that the settlement we had agreed to cannot now be met until after they have settled
The boycott their differences with the Portuguese Consul.
of our steamers to and from Manila by the Chinese therefore
continues.
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