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NUMBER 1896/3.

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DENMARK (Great Northern Telegraph Company), GREAT BRITAIN (Eastern Extension, Australasia and China Telegraph Co, Ltd.)

and CHINA.

Convention regulating the relations between the Chinese Telegraph Administration and the Companies July 11, 1896.

The Imperial Chinese Telegraph Administration, hereinafter called the Administration, on the one part, and the Great Northern Telegraph Company of Copenhagen, and the Eastern Extension, Australasia, and China Telegraph Co. (Limited) hereinafter called the Companies, on the other part being desir- ous of facilitating international telegraphic communication have decided to conclude a convention, with a view to regulate the relations between the Administration and the Companies. Consequently, the following stipulations have been agreed on, and, under date below given, signed by the administration represented by its Director-General Sheng Hauen Huai, and by the Companies represented by their respective manager in China, viz. Mr. J. Henningsen and Mr. V. Judd, all there duly furnished with full and special powers for this purpose.

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Articles 1 11: The total charge per word fixed in france in the annexed Table stipulated in Article II of the present convention for telegram exchanged terminally between China, on the one side, and Europe (RUSSIA excepted), America and when transitting rope, all other countries beyond Europe on the other side, is to be the same by the routes of the Companies via India (Madras), and via Russia in Asia, as by the routes of the administration via Russia in Agia:

2. This equalisation of total charges shall be effected by the necessary regulation of the Administration's terminal charge via Russia in Asia, and of the Companies' cable charge respectively between China and India (Madras), and between China

and Russia in Asia.

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