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the China and Corea Order in Council of 1904.

For the reasons above explained Sir Edward Grey,

as at present advised, is of opinion that the Viceroy

of Canton was within his rights in regarding the fugi-

tive from Kowloon as a Chinese Subject, and was under

no obligation to surrender him. It would further up-

pear that the only means of bringing the man to jus-

tice is by adopting the method of procedure followed

in the case of the murder of Hung Tsun Fuk to which

reference has been made above.

I am,

Sir,

Your most obedient,

humble Servant,

Fample"

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