CO129-413 - Governor Sir May - 1914 [8-10] — Page 139

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to jzoqze seri ødt adźnom owd ylasen to botter reddau?

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djiw Ineb oft zettaľ odd estol of bezuovseize bas quaruod

modw to eno,seentaud add at eagedony zaivaltray mo eld

lo agelivizq edt moi 000,♪‡ bing bad od tadð benɛsians

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export permits. arrested on June 26th for accepting a bribe of $7,000

Happily at this junėture Lo P'u was

manner.

in another connection, and with his removal and the departure of the late Civil Governor, official obstruction ceased and shipments began to be resumed in a satisfactory

Mr. Bearwulf, the engineer of the Chen Hsing

Company of Hongkong who hold the deeds for considerable limestone areas at Tingtak and who were negotiating for the sale of stone to the Green Island Cement Company when

the Government stepped in and ordered a compulsory sale

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of all the land covered by the deeds to the Government,

called here the other day and informed me that all the quarries had been restored to the Company and that he had further received Permits to cover the export of some

840,000 tons of stone, I am also informed by Mr. Eager,

the agent of Mesars. Showan Tones here that his contractor

is now able to supply him with all the stone he wants at favourable rates, and that no complaint has been made of

differential treatment in the matter of taxation.

The only outstanding matter with regard to this

question therefore is the Green Island Company's Claim

for $512,378. In this connection I have the honour to

refer you to my despatch of April 17th and to add that,

in the present state of the finances of the Province,

there is in my opinion less prospect than ever of obtaining any satisfaction from the provincial authorities

in respect of this clain.

I have etc.,

(Signed) J. W. Jamieson

Consul-General.