inconsis
at with observance of the
greement, for the Chinese Goverment to give
or for ourselves to edcapt an assurance that
the purchases will be confined to the United
Kingdom.
3.
If you osn satisfy yourself that the
Chinese Government have definitely and irre-
voonbly made up their minds to use the bulk
af
of the returned funds for the completion of
the Canton-Hankow railway I mugent that you
should inform the Chinese that we propose to
drop the whole question of na6
ences in
gard to placing of orders in this country,
except in so far as may be necessitated by
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of this te
that
we will retain only the sums of two hundred and
fifty thousand pounds for Hong Kong University
sad two hundred thousand pounds for the China
Universities Committee, and release the
remainder for use by the Chinese Government
on the centon-Hankow railway construction
subject to receiving their formal assurance
that t sy will duly observe the terms of the
Hukuang.
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