CO129-553-5 Japanese activities in Macao and Canton 31-1-1935 - 22-11-1935 — Page 108

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matter will fall through or be handed over to the Japanese, unless some of the European danks step in to assist my

friends.

I have a great many particulars or both the Canton and Kacau water sah-mes in my office here, and will be glad to put them before you if you think these will assist in obtaining financial help from aritian sources insteed of allowing the work to fall into the hands of the Japanese or

other nationalities,

One of my colleagues has called in Sir Lindsay Parkinson's firm regarding the Chungking Chungtu Railway prepossis, but I have very little hope of anything being done in this direction unless with the direct assistance of the Government, but I personally think the Masau Waterworks requires the most immediate attention.

I am, etc.,

(Eigned) J.L. Morrison.

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