CO129-391 - Acting Governor Claud Severn Governor Sir May - 1912 [7-8] — Page 212

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We would point out that the total of 85,731.48 has been divided by 31 days 2185 per day but this should be divisable by 33 days which covers the period over which the swn was arrived at, this equals 171 per day.

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We cannot recommend the claim made by the Hongkong Government of $20 per day for loss on late running of trains on the Chinese Section. No trains/run therefore no loss could have possibly been made, nor can they draw the inference that because trains ran late one month they should run late in-

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In conclusion we state that in our opinion the British Government is due from the Chinese Government the

sum of Hongkong 85,600.41 as settlement of claim for

suspension of traffic from 7th. November, 1911, to 13th.

December, 1911.

(sa.) W. G. Moore,

Acting Engineer-in-Chief.

(Sd.) E. Hall,

Chief Accountant.