CO129-514-5 Hong Kong Wireless Service 18-6-1928 - 30-9-1929 — Page 71

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ENCLOSURE No.6.

Mr. Brenan to Sir Miles Lampson,

.3.1. Consulate General.

Canton.

No. 105.

(and 1 copy)

Copies to:~

3.0. No.66.

Hongkong No. 290.

Shanghai.

Swatow.

G.O.C. Hongkong.

Sir,

July 7th, 1928.

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Mr. Yamazaki, the local manager of the

Japanese Mitsui Bussan Kaisha has informed me privately

that the Canton Government is about to enter into a

contract with the German firm of Siomson and Company for

the erection of forty-eight wireless stations in this

This was confirmed to me in conversation

province.

by the Commissioner for Foreign Affairs, who did not

know the details, but stated that the matter had been

arranged by Wu Te-chen the late head of the Bur eau of

Reconstruction, a department which appears to fulfil

locally the functions of the Ministry of Communications.

2.

According to lir. Yamazaki, the stations are

only for short range communications and are merely

intended to bring the outlying parts of the province

into closer touch with the capital.

The station at

Canton

His Majesty's Minister,

Peking.

23.

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