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Enclosure

C.O. 24977

1395

6226 JUL 09

Viceroy Chang to H. E. the Governor of Hongkong.

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Sir,

Canton, June 9th, 1909.

The founding of a University at Hongkong is a project which it has been Your Excellency's earnest and benevolent purpose to set on foot, and I hear with the greatest pleasure of the enthusiasm in subscribing and the favourable prospects of success. I have myself ordered funds to be raised to the amount of $200,000. This sum is now provided, and can either be forwarded at any time or drawn upon by letter as required; whichever Your Excellency finds convenient. Besides this, I am endeavouring to find further funds for the purpose of placing them at Your Excellency's disposal to help towards the expenses of the University.

The degrees to be conferred by the University, however, are the subject of considerable public attention, and while I am informed that Your Excellency's Government proposes that it should be on a par with Birmingham University, I hope Your Excellency will be good enough to give me detailed information on what has been decided, in order that I may publish it for the satisfaction of students and subscribers.

I avail, etc.,

(Card of Viceroy.)

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Enclosure C.O. 24977 1395 6226 JUL 09 Viceroy Chang to H. E. the Governor of Hongkong. Page ... Sir, Canton, June 9th, 1909. The founding of a University at Hongkong is a project which it has been Your Excellency's earnest and benevolent purpose to set on foot, and I hear with the greatest pleasure of the enthusiasm in subscribing and the favourable prospects of success. I have myself ordered funds to be raised to the amount of $200,000. This sum is now provided, and can either be forwarded at any time or drawn upon by letter as required; whichever Your Excellency finds convenient. Besides this, I am endeavouring to find further funds for the purpose of placing them at Your Excellency's disposal to help towards the expenses of the University. The degrees to be conferred by the University, however, are the subject of considerable public attention, and while I am informed that Your Excellency's Government proposes that it should be on a par with Birmingham University, I hope Your Excellency will be good enough to give me detailed information on what has been decided, in order that I may publish it for the satisfaction of students and subscribers. I avail, etc., (Card of Viceroy.) Page ...
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swaofor

Y 000 PY.

Enclosure

C.O. 24977

1395

6226 JUL 09

Viceroy Chang to H. E. the Governor

of Hongkong.

-foare asul normeð ja Istened-Iwanoo a'.M .Ɛ M vieraË

ext to ygoo a dalv istref a'voneffenx Yuro as of bahusti VIIs-

ever I .vtiɛzovinl bsuoqorq sit to cafu ert has noltaolzłoeqa

WST

WO% TOT fooqeet dołw beazorquat vigesh ers has meift bast

Views arom has exort gniwory era birow akrit mt eigos" .atrotto

syid to statisw ssid not siftenogast ets ofw sanffé bus,YAB metikytina of enterrogat tarit to tattami a es 11 blori da okidog

TOY .gnivil to ensart let golevah of hus JoelIean) «iers

boliqqa tarit al vtistevial bonoqong and to vety a1yona[Jeux mi,birorta monetos Leokban teris has dustroqrt #aor: et eometoa

-najte stalberi evlenen onia „dtimeri obfrug to adastedni ent

emedioa erit to #nemgolovsh Isubang arts dit te tart bre ;nold-

-nt sit ni .bebulant ed blow goldt hue aturanAtiT Sennin

Tot blame on ed (aña eredð1duct banalogh al al moitouho**-

-TavİMU art tart awora dots!w 'beato to bus soat to sometettih

Is to ditened Istenog sud rot ad os al v£8-

(esqour bus sasni Lutaɛsoova al arteriae elit TI Iliw notteaube to brabusta oft bus fitoned vissery Illa asnobusa

smooad IIIw asindaroo owd and to moljkien eRT .betomeng so onis owd and naowted salxe [Itw guthrejarahnu retteď bas,9aolo STOM

vm evless* (Itw asohi boog alyomeFeox woY .ajnertievoD edit to his пi venom salan of ansen bri* [Isila I .troqque virseci cetadire vna t1 „vonelsoxi woy yď bedɛeupet na ahar? vitezovinu

Isla I woy of bastirenard ad IIw *1,bentardo al touovis Iald- to noisoltiosqa beaning and to asigos Intevas evasi od baly sc

.anotəyiroadwa gotaten xo? hns molandistɛth not velezovtall ans

(+039 AVAN I

(.bezofons hrso alcoreo£V)

sir,

Canton, June 9th., 1909.

The founding of a University at Hongkong is

a project which it has been Your Excellency's earnest and

benevolent purpose to set on foot, and I hear with the greatest pleasure of the enthusiasm in subscribing and the favourable prospects of success. I have myself ordered funds to be raised

to the amount of $200,000. This sum is now provided, and can

either be forwarded at any time or drawn upon by letter as

required; whichever Your Excellency finds convenient. Besides

this I am endeavouring to find further funds for the purpose

of placing them at Your Excellencey's disposal to help towards

the expenses of the University.

The degrees to be conferred by the University

however, are the subject of considerable public attention, and

while I am informed that Your Excellency's Government proposes

that it should be on a par with Birmingham University, I hope Your Excellency will be good enough to give me detailed informa-

-tion on what has been decided, in order that I may publish it

for the satisfaction of students and subscribers.

I avail etc.,

(Card of Viceroy.}

vonsLoox mH OT

•¬nognok 20 "ontevoð erf

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