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CANTON KOWLOON KAILWAY: bombing by Japanese aeroplanes

between Oct. 22nd and 24th and Nov.

C

No. 151

à 2 copies)

Copies to:

BY SAFE HAND,

1st and 2nd.

British Consulate-General,

CANTON,

5th November, 1937.

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Keports (wo)

Embassy, Nanking, No. 144

Foreign Office No. 68 (* 2 copies)

Hon Kong Ho. ôl

Air Attaché, "hanghai No. 9 5. X. U. Vest River No. 22 Toyko: No. 2.

sir,

In continuation of my despatch No. 144 of

the 28th Uctober last, I have the honour to enclose

copies of two reports from Major A.H. Street, the

Engineer-in-Chief of the Chinese Section, Canton-Kowloon

kailways on the raids made by Japanese planes on that

railway between the 22nd and 24th October (see my

telegrams Nos. 118, 119 and 121) and between the lat

and 3rd November (see my telegrams Nos. 184 and 128).

I have the honour to be,

ir,

Your Excellency's most obedient,

humble

servant,

(Signed) A. P. Blunt

Consul-General.

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