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H. B. M. Consulate-General,

Canton, January 24th., 1910.

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hna nodrað 38 Istened Imrano? a1ytastað sinnating atk neewterf

sir,

I have the høneur te inform Your Excellency

that I am in receipt of a telegram from His Majesty's Minister

at Peking to the following effect:-

"A telegram has been received from the

Toreign Office stating that, as at present advised, it would

seem that the Governor-General was justified in declining to

extradite the fugitive Liang Teu, and that the case must be

tried in China as was done in the Hung murder case".

I had the heneur te telegraph to you in this

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sense this morning.

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Excellency

The Governor,

Hongkong.

I have etc..

(S4.) J. V. Jamieson,

Consul-General.