CO129-409 - Governor Sir May - 1914 [1-3] — Page 407

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On the 18th. instant lir. Li, the Chino She Yuan of the

Provincial Government, called on me and stated that, in the matter of

limestone for the Green Island Cement Company, instructions had been

issued by telegraph to the district officials concerned, directing them

to allow supplies to be furnished on conditions similar to those ob-

-taining prior to the Revolution.

I therefore at once requested the Company to despatch contractors to the orth River for the purpose of making arrange ents

with a view to early shipments. These mon have now returned and inform

me that, according to the Magistrates at Ying Te and Ta-t'ang, their

applications for permits to quarry cannot be entertained, until

reference with regard to charges has been made to the Civil Governor.

Seeing that I received assurances to the effect that so soon es

applications were made they would, if in order, be granted, I consider

that the attitude of the local officials furnishes fresh evidence of

obstruction and I am thus reluctantly. forced to take action in the sense

of ultimatum delivered to the Wai Chino Fu on the 17th. instant by Ilis

majesty's minister. You are no doubt aware of its tenour and of the

fact that it expired on December 24. As the contractors, however, had

not on that date returned, I decided to await their arrival before

addressing you. Tow that I am in receipt of their report I have the

honour to state that I shall lose no time in concerting with His Excellency Sir Henry May, the Covernor of Hongkong, the steps that may be necessary to mark the dissatisfaction of the Colonial Government with the unfriendly treatment, which they continue to receive at the Lands

of the Government of Kuangtung.

I have etc., (Sd.) J. W. Janiesun,

Consul-General.

His Excellency

Lung Chi-kuang.