CO129-400 - Governor Sir May - 1913 [3-4] — Page 524

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I transmitted to you for what it was worth my German

colleague's piece of information regarding the alleged

telegram from Huang Hsing and I am inclined to put faith

in its authenticity, as its presumable source was Carlowitz

and Company, the peculiar nature of whose business, always

leads them to cultivate close relations with local

Government cirole8. This morning Sir Henry May sends

me a telegram passing on Sun Yat Sen's declaration to

the Manager of the Hongkong Bank at Shanghai, to the

effect that should the Sextuple Loan be issued to the

Provisional Government, without the Agreement first

being submitted to the National Assembly, South China

would repudiate liability and resist the North by force

of arms. Throughout the winter Kwangtung has been

making appeals to Chinese abroad for subscriptions

towards the maintenance and equipment of a military

contingent, amounting roughly to a division, for a

campaign in Zongolia, and i have often been puzzled

as to the inwardness of such appeals. It now dawns on

me that the ulterior object may from the beginning have

been the organisation of a force to operate, should

occasion arise, against the orth, but this is mere

conjecture,

I have asked the Governor of Hongkong, to

whom I am sending a copy of this letter, to write to

you privately supplementing it with any observations

he may have to make, gathered from intercourse with

prominent Chinese in the Colony.

▲ despatch regarding the presentation of

the Green Island Cement Company's claim goes by this

opportunity.

his temper.

The Tu Tu was obdurate and at times loat

The only hope, therefore, for the Company

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