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Hongkong.
My Lord,
237
30.84
Government House,
Hongkong, 21st.October, 1910.
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with the decision of the Imperial Treasury to relieve this
Government of the charge of the Postal Agencies in China
after the close of this year, the Post Office at Shanghai
will shortly be handed over to the Imperial Government,
I have the honour to forward for Your Lordship's informa-
-tion the following particulars concerning that Post
Office.
D..
2.
The original site of that office
10100%0.
was granted to this Government at a nominal rent of $1.00
per annum for so long as it should be used as a British
Post Office. The extension to the original site was leased
to this Government for 99 years at a rent of Taels 1,200
payable to the Office of Works at Shanghai, the land to
be used solely for the purpose of the British Post Office.
(See Sir M. Nathan's Despatch No. 51 of the 27th. February
1905.)
HE RIGHT HONOURABLE
THE MARL OF CRIME,
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