CO129-403 - Governor Sir May Acting Governor Claud Severn - 1913 [8-10] — Page 364

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dependent upon the good offices of the Formosan Government who occasionally pick up messages and transmit them to us by cable via

Foochew.

This is of course a most unsatisfactory state of affairs and one which reflects adversely on a port which in point of ton-

-nage ranks as second in the world.

The prevalence of so much bad weather in the neighbour- -hood during so large a portion of the year, as caused by the typhoon season in the Summer and strong gales during the Winter

months, renders the need for a wireless station of even greater

importance here than possible at many other large shipping centres.

I am further directed to take this opportunity of again

drawing your attention to the urgent need of a Wireless Station

being set up on the Pratas Islands and trust that an early

opportunity will be taken by H. H. Government of again pressing

this upon the Chinese Authorities.

My Committee would beg that His Excellency will again

bring this most important question to the notice of the Secretary

of State and trust that at all events before another typhoon

season is upon us we may see a suitable Wireless Station set up in

this Colony.

The Honourable

The Colonial Secretary.

I have etc.,

(Sd.) A. R. Lowe,

Acting Secretary.