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oro bud.
lot ovuc.
nokuni kral Hous of carova Jer
tramo oILvm.onor eft deli
un moitoinuen um. to devlermuid
Officers, while the proceeds of unrestricted enterprise
go into their own pockets."
As the Chief Justice of His Majesty's Supreme
Court in Hongkong has seen fit, in his letter to the
Governor dated March 10th. 1909, to institute a comparison'
between the manner in which the British Consul-General in
Canton and his foreign colleagues, the Cerman Consul in
particular, afford assistance to and obtain satisfaction
for their nationals in commercial cases, a comparison
most unfavourable to the British official, I trust you
will allow me to say a few words in reply to the Chief
Justice's criticisms.
A statement of this nature was formally made
for the first time by the Official Receiver in a letter
to the Chief Justice, dated June 29th. 1905, and supported
by His Honour in a letter to the Governor datod July 7th.
of that year (Vide correspondence on Civil Judgments page
29).
to eloitik und to
in minted on. Jtida ot „teamsJamunİO
to peory oð at bluoda mwo nied
With regard to this statement lir. Carnegie, His
Majesty's Chargé d'Affaires, made the following observation
(Letter
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