CO129-471 - Public Offices - 1921 — Page 207

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mt dan di Juose pat tadź bormoni MTVA.

TASTAR to noemen ok proklandsdsu.

ite works, considers the language uncalled for, an opinion

in which I must confess I donour,

"hê kuo min Tang sagerly availed itself of the opportunity

stir up popular opinion and -mlist it on ita side, and as

17 be saan from the enclosed copy of the "Canton Times" they

ře not been without suoraan,

Simultaneously with this agitation there has arisen a crop

rumours, with regard to the visit paid to Paking by His Tx-

linney the Governor of Hongkong, of which a full sustɛRTY LE

im in the leading article of the sane journal. Reuter's

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mrag Borrakpondent, who is very friendly towards us, came to

me yesterday and asked me if I would give an official dementi [reof, as they were und subtedly creating much hostile commerĖ. jeplied that they were preposterous, but that I was not in a

bition to ́urnish him with an official denial, am in the first

hen I could have no relations with the press, that is the jond place I was in entire ignorance of the purposes of Bir

Itubba' journey and that in the third place, were I attempt contradict all the misstatements which appeared tissada, I uld have no time laft wherein to carry on my ordinary duties,

I learn this morning that an official protent by the Govern- it of Kuangtung is likely to be addressed to me shortly.

I have the honour to be,

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DIPOLE I NA sau atam ovul blues

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Your most obedient,

humble servant,

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J.W.JAMTBISON,

Consul-General,