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we are not acting against the wishes of the Telegraph Companies or violating any agreement between the Telegraph Companies and the Chinese Telegraph Administration, we

deem it not unreasonable for us to request or for your

Government to grant, that we have control of the Hongkong Office. Our relation with the Telegraph Companies here

being now quite different from what it was three months ago we do not consider it necessary that the Hongkong Office should be under the control of the Peking Administration. The Hongkong Office is acting as sands in the bearings of the South China Telegraph Wheels and if it is allowed to continue so, the wheels will stop moving in a very short

time.

Earnestly requesting you to help us to

prevent this from coming to pass,

I remain, &c.,

(Sd.) Lo Sek-tean.