CO129-471 - Public Offices - 1921 — Page 745

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you as receive!, and should feel greatly obligm if you would

familsh me without delay with your views on the wame,

Should they not be agreeable to you, I sivunos alter.

nativaly for omsideration a proposal, antiraly on my om

responsibility, which in no way birds either the Portuguese

or my own lovermzerti It is that the "watera" mautton be

wbaitted to the arbitration and Tecision of one or both

Judges of N.3.1. Supreme Court at Shanghai, who are entirely

free from lon-1 or other prejudice, and of whom one has had extensive experience of internetionel questions in Glam And

the other in Egypt.

I have telegraphed in the above sense to London and Peking, and we prepared at any moment to discuss these or alternative proposals from your side, so that a settlnuent

my be effected is apaodily as possible.

is to press reporta of sotivities at Hanan, I have ro-

ceived the following message from the hvernor "Not only by aïvices made by the British authorities but by instruct- ions of my overnment, I have instructed to all Fortuguese mathorities to deal with greatest prudenoa". Might it not

be well to communicate this to lonal press

I mm, desr Kr.Ma,

Yours windarely,

(sd.) J.T.JAMIESON.