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Sub-enclosure to Enclosure
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To Messrs. Butterfield and Swire.
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Butterfield and Swire,
Compradore Office,
Hongkong, 27th. July, 1909.
Dear Sirs,
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the Self-Government Society of Canton and whose names are Li
Kai Hi, Tam Shui Po and Bung Cheuk San called at the Compradore'd
Office. They were received by us in the usual way and after
they were seated, Mr. Li Kai Hi, who is a member of the Society
said he and his comrades would like to again go into the
question of the friction between Tai Koo and the Cantonese
poeple, in connection with the Fatshan tragedy. He said it was
impossible for the Society to come to terms with Tai Ko4, unless
we agreed to give a tea party at which the British and Fortuned ones
-guese Consuls at Canton should attend. If we would persuade
these two gentlemen to attend, they would do their part in get-
-ting the Viceroy to accept an invitation. "We are desired by
*our people in Canton", he said, "to make it clear to you that
"we do not wish to treat the tea party as having anything to do
"with the grievance we have against Tai Koo. We are to look
"upon
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