CO129-400 - Governor Sir May - 1913 [3-4] — Page 85

.Y % C O P Y.

Enclosure 3.

83

̧901710 ■*Víus7008. Teiroluj

.118

best to sujofas ya mitooo od bejoerib de I

-:cooltonirollot skud eum noiow yViewIdak

(.I sumolone 960)

od bsifqque noida solki no porou Be? sijoi aint

.$

osle oily nocnel de ictoned-Ins:où s'y a je.. DİN.A, Ita Bil, vá m DQS300 Wy nonú san 3 DAGA to euiar euợt slid of nopod and beceda

.arameldded eaten? ede ri

.* Istunenas e to gydo note a notni woy 101 esolune I Tonus yoJ JEB Tevod Bin To moinnoneog ni baod nomiosqu a to nolietog weni od Jamuriavol) aine set vi mreout a 1990 Jdi nolaw coldón a adiw llos et abon gulo aver sol esq addu od nivo tednovell Jani nà

.ynolog ano ni abnod saend

.000 m3 I

AURONT ... .* (. 8)

• Ia oʻtoel [Leinolo0

¤ʼyeki

mok xit ni

Jell to modo,cul Iaidoobitnol .JIVI, Toulavolf

Toi 115 mi & oneulone 062 ee to use lainekin

.SIVI 190.006[

Hon. Colonial Secretary,

The Canton Lottery Bonds are being pushed all up

and down the Coast, and are even being sent abroad: the total yet realised by their sale, or the amount from any one place, is not yet available: but they are said to be doing very well. They are said not to be for sale in Hongkong, and though no doubt some are here, there is no big business done in them.

The three notes attached were procured from Canton,

+

and the numbers are instructive.

$10 notes No. 0012783-

$5 notes No. 0303790=

82 notes No. 0613456

8127,830

1,518,950

1,226,912

$2,873,692.

allowing that the numbent,is straight forward. Whether this amount has been realised in Canton, or whether blocks of inside numbers have been sent abroad I have failed as yet to discover: but it woul seem that the smaller the note the greater its popularity. The big ones do not seem to be selling so well.

me.

Please return the notes: they are only on loan to

(Sd.) E. R. Hallifar,

R.G.

10.3.13.

1301092 Isi:olob acT

.**wqagnia

original date

The first drawing has been postponed from the

February 15th.