CO129-405 - Public Offices - 1913 — Page 38

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palixeiexorescatas Llama 2 Ta muisqenze aks

to yieque ad♪ driv nolfɔsermoo ni sieverts to „Cuei at

gülni.- houbondoi taevarevol. laitaqui eað 3Jei ni

sno kýrkayeći

Jud „samsoli sebro gaiqvtæpp berulani Haldw

seran dan Proqre his bmoroton ylapolres Toren araw yedd

„atiw betetzejut

i wild je „podar, to vili 45 ¿het cưða vingi n0

anbistrskou Jametrarols „aitan durual relvad end to

ure-la't end worî viovisuinze relinque méi butąddo docht

-bidrol mold›werloorę z ioural ,0ð bakulla ovoda pitemp

soodneuli to drogë me pulyataup besluorideonu and make

mbo deatorg » os vigez ni „exitronę odd do dzių yra sGTI

.Tk 14 kam no darīsis-luanod »'yJoojækt aiz ya bowROTÓ

kojostib sav kolaididong eid Gedd bewtobal sem nos,imal

-peggio on aru exodia de'! Jur Miyttrup legnili denimin

sdi ya moldomgeni hatte mos TOUT 6 zakte andjeomil of est

-200 wr{# ES ylul nữ yêuù le drawążę bra emodout seİJİTEL

-IO 8/3 JHOFNnę od srebro jarinoen moduud to runotsaim

JROWYISKOU A yú balangs oor? Jon saw Ablity amoja to JCq

notne,) bna tudtual de #dwrj 25 planu no ban jólaing

bebcol

londed with stone for Hongkong were seized,

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although

duty had been paid thereon. His linjesty's Consulate

uprated General izado further representations to the local autho-

rities, but without avail. On August 30 lir. Jamieson

reported the utter to me by telegraph. During the next

two months I made repeated representations to the lai

Pu

Chino both verbally and by Memoranda, pointing out the

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illegality of the high-handed antion of the Provincini

Goverment which was directed solely to inflict loss on

the British Company for the benefit of the Government

concern.

At the beginning of November ¡ir. Janisson paid a

visit to Paking and I took him to the Vai Chiao Pu

where the whole question was discussed exhaustively witł

which the Minister for Foreign Affairs at an interview at whi

the Deputy from Canton was present. At this interview

the following suggestion was adopted:- the Green Island

Cement Company to pat over the contract price to the

Provincial Government for all the limestone seisel, pra

vided they were allowed to take delivery forthwith, and

to express their willingnaas to pay dus regard to the

Governant's