CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 85

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intimádation by student and professional agitators and not to workers disantisfied with their sopa, ayment.

As regards British mills nail Inatories in Chinn, it would be said without fear of contradiction that smditions in the Age Samendurably superior to those obtaining in native fuskozies mid songapo Zwvourably

with those in other countries,

Complaints about snild labour are particularly misionding as some time before May 30th issal foreigners, handed by the British Consul-General and leading British mill owners, had arranged ferfarther meeting of rate- payers to pass child-labour regulations; this meeting und to be postponed indefinitely on meaðart of disturbed

conditions in the settlement,

The British representative så raking, elegraphed on the June 18th that prospects of a settlement

of the langhai difficulty were not very hopeful,

He reparted a very sritioni position nữ Chung-king, The British Consul hand van weerpelled to lenye the

British subjects ind been stoned and beaten

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in tim siky, A British warship ma protesting the Asistis

Chung-king, The Petraleum Company's installation British repräsentative had made urgent representations to the Central Osvernment about the situatim, but the Central Government hæk, unfortunately, sssut mathority ut Chung-king. The British representative had made a vigorous protest against Ankipäritish posters in Peking, which were getting worse.

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