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to abide by reasonable requirements of the Provincial Authorities

provided they afford equal opportunity for Chinese and British

merchants alike.

His Majesty's Consul-General at Canton is making every effort to secure a settlement of this case on the above

lines, but the attitude of the Chinese Authorities there is so uncompromising that His Majesty's Minister is compelled to repeat his warning to the Chinese Government that, unless a settlement is effected forthwith, a claim will be presented for full compensa- -tion for the losses suffered by the Green Island Company from the date of interference with their legitimate business until such

date as their stone-purchasing operations are once more freed from

all restrictions.

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