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GOVERNOR, HONGKONG.

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SECRETARY OF STATE.

12th February, 1915.

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Your cypher telegram of the 2nd February, the

"Chinese Prince" a steamer flying the British flag and the

property of the American Asiatic line sailed today via guez

for New York with 822 cases of antimony through cargo from

Hankow shipped partly by Schnabel Gammer & Co. to the order of

Winter & Co. New York and partly by Shewan Tomes & Co. to

Shewan Tomes, New York.

The British Consul-General at Canton reports that an

American by name Paget has contracted with a Chinese for month-

ly supplies of antimony for the United States and that the

bargain mong has already been paid by Diederichsen of Shamien

who is Krupp's agent. If this antimony comes through Hongkong

on through bills of lading may I stop it?

MAY