CO129-471 - Public Offices - 1921 — Page 591

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I submit, for the information of His goal lend y the Governor, the fallowing report on my short visit to

Canton during the master Holidays,

15 train on Jaturday

Un my arriva

a I left Hongkong by the

the 26th March, and arrived at Canton at 6 p.m.

11-

1 found at the Railway Station three representatives and body-guard sunt by the Governor Generel Chan Twing-lingu that my visit was not to though I had expressed the wi

meificial character. 1 immediately given any samblands of

pros

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nad mɛ to the Hotel Asia with the fovarnor's represent stive

after dinner with me, 100ompanied me to the Governor'a

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wing to the presence of a large number of officimit and others at this interview, the conversation was purely formal, Axdejt a somewhat perfunctory exchange of viara on he subject of Bolshevism, which was breached by General Chan - wine-mi ng

timwolf,

srid Wolful of bello-mco neşd but anie-gauz'da metilt worde

Next morning at 11 o'oleox, while 1 was BWL, ON

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› sali on Hie Britannis Majesty's Co maul-0 «neral at ihameen, the Osvrno- called at the Hotel, and the waited for my

fe worn to closet ed return #jok asa st Roo at noon.

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room for fully thren beurs, durin;; which we disownned maŋy

topios mil problems that ar: tre burning questions of the day.

Doctor In the afternoon I called on Dootor Jun Yat-sen ap

vụ Fine -fang, but neither of them could give me his viswa,

in the ALLO as General Chan accompanied me mbarover 1 went, afternoon, after General Chan hau left mɔ, a number of Canton- ole Merokants oulled on me, and bagged me to form the Mer- Chaste' Association at onse, they being afraid to take any

In their opinion, initiative in that disation themselves.

there would, sooner or later, be another sruption, and unless there were a large and unit ad body of influential men to stand

by/