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4.
It is needless for me to point out the
extreme undesirability of a representative of the Chinese in Honkong being appointed to the National Assembly of China and I would ask your instructions as to what course I am to pursue
should steps be taken to elect one.
5.
The Chinese here do not seam to understand
the object of the Regulations to which Sir John Jordan refers nor
do they appear to be at all sympathetic towards the suggested representation by the Chinese Community of Hongkong.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient, humble servant,
Amaz
Governor, &c..
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