CO129-492 - Governor Sir Clementi - 1925 [12] - 1926 [1-5] — Page 581

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(2) is markedly discourteous to His Majesty's recently appointed Consul General at Canton. They

have not returned the official calls which he paid

on taking up his post.

563 (3) does not prevent such attacks as that made

by strike pickets on His Majesty's Consul, Swatow,

on 21st May.

(4) does not prevent attacks being made by

Cantonese strikers on foreign schools and hospitals. (5) continues to be advised by Bolsheviks

(Borodin and others).

(6) quite lately received, through them (for the purpose of fighting against the Northern "whites") another consignment of Russion arms and

ammunition.

We submit that while the Kuangtung Government continues to do these things, it would be ill-timed in the extreme for a British Mission to visit it, We urge that

until anti-British activities of this sort are ended such

a visit ought not to be permitted.

E. Even though the Mission may have

succeede d

in not getting mixed up with politics in other places political inferences adverse to Hong Kong cannot fail to be drawn immediately if the Mission proceeds to Canton

at this time.

F. Canton has no settled Government at present and no one can prophesy with certainty the form of Government which will result from the intrigues that are going on, This is why it is impossible for my Govern- ment just now, to continue the negotiations begun last month. Similarly Lord Willingdon's delegation could not be certain that the officials now in power in Canton

will

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