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avowed scheme of the latter, as set forth in their petition to the

Industrial Commissioner, being to debar non-Chinese from obtain-

-ing stone at all on any conditions whatsoever.

The instigators of this gross breach of Treaty have

succeeded in attaining their ends only too well, as,whilst the

Government are offering passive resistance to alli argument on our

side and making use of dilatory protraction in the carrying on of

negotiations, Canton Cement is pouring into Hongkong in previous-

-ly unheard of quantities. It is difficult to see, should this

attitude continue, what remedy can be ultimately applied short of

force or a counter-boycott the latter a very dangerous two-edged

weapon. In the meantime the Green Island Company is doing its

best to arrange for regular supplies of stone from Tongking.

I have etc.,

(Sd.) J. W. Jamieson,

Consul-General.

Sir John Jordan, G.C.I.E., K.C.B., K.C.M.G.,

His Majesty's Minister,

Peking.

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