CO129-426 - Public Offices - 1915 — Page 495

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Article 1.

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The two contracting Powers mutually agree that when the opportune mome t arrives the Hanyehping Company shall be ade a joint concern of the two nations and they further agree that without the crevious consent of Japan, China shall not by her own sot dispose of the rights and property of, hatsoever nature of the Hanyehping Company, nor cause the siad Jompany to dispose freely of the same.

article II

The Chinese Covern entrees tout all mines in the neigh- bourhood of those owed by the anyenping Company shall not be permited without the consent of the said Company, to be workedxμ by other persons outside of the said Company and further a rees that if it is desired to carry out any undertaking which it is apprenended may directly or indirectly affect the interests of the said Company the consent of the said Company shall first be obtained.

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The Japanese Government and the Chinese Gover the object of effectively protecting the teritorial inte rit, of China agree to the following special articles:

The Chipete Gove nment àrees that no island, port or harbour along the coast shall be ceded or leased to any third Po-

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The Chinese

rticle I

entral overment shall employ influential Japanese as Advisers in political, financial, and military affaiss.

Article II.

In the interior of China Japanese shall have the right to

o nership of land for the building of Japanese hospitals, churches and schools.

Article III.

Since the Jarunere Covern ent and the Chinese Covern ent Lave red any cases of aispute etween Japanese and Chinese police to settle, cases caused no inconsiderable risunderstanding, it is for this reason necessary that the police depart ents of important places In China) shall be jointly auministered by Japanese and Chinese) or that the (Chinese) police department of these places zk shall employ nu erous Japanese for the purpose of organising and improving the Chinese Police Service.

Article IV.

China shall purchase fro Japan a fixed ratio of the quantity 3 munitions of war (say 20% or more) or Jap:n shall establish in China a jointly worked rsenal, Japanese technical experts to be employed and Japanese terial to be purchased.

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China rees to rant to Japan the right of constructing a railway connecting uchang with Kiukiang and anchang. Also a line between anchang and Hanfchow, and a line between archang nd Chaochou.

article VI.

Ching Freee that in the province of Fukien Jaran shall have the right to work mines and build railways and to construct

arbour- orks (including dockyards) and in case of employing foreign capital Japan shall be first consulted.

Ar icle VII

China agrees that Jananese subjects shall have the right to propagate Buddhism in China,