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REPLY TO NOTE ON TREATY REVISION.

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A. H. Browne, not out

Extras

Total

The latter, however, dock not: Fatend to limit the scope to ques tions defined in Article 26, without 26 prejudicing-the-legal-position. 15 and is willing to agree to a more

extensive revision of the treaties, 60 being confident that the eanie sense of moderation will mark "52" China's action,

1

The Japanese reply also draws attention to a passage in the 18 Chinese Note stating that if a new treaty benot, concluded in six o months the Chinese Government

will be compelled to define and an-. nounce its attitude: The Japaa- 25' esc Government is unable to con- 9 ceal from themselves the sense of B disappointment at such terms of

8 reservation, and the implication

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Bowling Analysis.

0. M.

R

W

Hankey Evers

11

49

1

8.2 2 27

Lightfoot

15

65

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29

7. 1 29

14.

1

Army.

Lake

Morris

Smith

Howard

Capt. A. N. Evers, c Overy, b

Lyal.....

Capt. N. C. G. Brownjohn, c

EF. Fincher, b Lyal.. Lt. J. C. Hankey, b.w. Lyal Capt. Bridgland, e Jex, b Good-

win

Capt. Howard, not out

Extras

of the proposal for a revision of

2 the treaties must not be construed

d's acquiescense in any rights as serted in the Chinese communica- tion."—Router.

04 C. T. Evans, 1.b.w. Sirdar Khan 15

A. Smith, b Sirdar Khan

6 D. S. Green, not out

10

A. R. F. Raven, b A. S. Ismall 4

Extras

Total

P.W.D. v. Sanitary Department.

On the Civil Service ground "tho Sanitary Department mot the Public Works Department and were do- 0. M. RW. Teated by 180 runs to 77. The 13.3 1,57 P.W.D. who, batted first declared

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F. Goodwin

J.C. Lyal

12

2. 36

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18

E. F. Fincher

3

20

A: H. Browne

28

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J. S. Ackber, run but

S. A R. Ismail, b Hyde

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Extras

Total

Kowloon C. C. 2nd XI.

C. B. Easterbrook, b Ismail W. Hyde, lb.w. Sirdar Khan...

G. Lee, b Sirdar Kham

H. Hamblin,

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