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Inspector General of Customs on the prospect of the

Chinese Government increasing their contribution but Mr.

Aglen does not consider that an appeal in that sense

would be well-founded and I am inclined to agree with

him on the information before me. I beg to enclose

copy of his letter as well as copy of a despatch which

I am addressing to Sir F. May enquiring whether His

Excellency desires me to take any formal steps in the

matter.

I have &c.,

(Signed)

J.N. Jordan.

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