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e collected together in my office to give advice and views to r. Chow Shou-son and me on the situation. The opinions of these men were sifted and seleted, and such informal consultations

ere repeated from time to time with smaller groups of specialists drawn from this and other bodies of men. In this ay, while a sense of civic pride and civic responsibility was instilled in these men, contact was kept with Chinese public opinion at all times.

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Necessity for continued watchfulness.

110. We have achieved a certain measure of success in maintaining eace and order in the Colony,we are by no means out of the danger that has beset us. The Canton Authorities have in no whit slackened their efforts against us. The boycott is still being conducted with the same severity as ever; there is no sign of any proposal to restore communication between Canton and Hongkong; and attempta have been made, even

and during the last two days, to frighten our street lecturers, to derail one of our lower tramcars. If it were only the Chinese in disagreement with us, there might be some hope of a

have the settlement in the near future, but unfortunately we Russian Bolshevists te-turn-out behind them, and these would stop at nothing to work our ruin. I do not think that the British Public even now realises the extent of Russian influence in Canton, or the danger in which Hongkong stands as a result of that influence. Every Russian steamer from the North brings down a dozen opitussians, and our information shows that there are now a thousand of them in Canton as against only about

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a hundred before the defeat of the Yunnanese. Moreover, large imports of war materials are being made by the Russian: over 10,000 modern rifles, 10,000,000 cartridges and several field guns have already reached Canton. The rifles are said to be of Japanese make, and may perhaps have been captured in 1920 from