Correspondence With the United States' Government Respecting Foreign Trade in China : Presented to Both Houses of Parliament By Command of Her Majesty, April 1900
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enc ?, d in order > but when in the future the lines are finished and the traffic begins, it is still impossible to say if the profits will provide for maintenance of the line, and the payment of interest and redemption of the loans This is still more the case with the branch lines.
The Tsung-li Yamen has, in conjunction with the General Board of Mines and Eailways, memorialized the throne to the effect that, with the exception of the trunk and branch lines already sanctioned, which will be pro...ceeded with in order, no other line shall be undertaken for the present.
China has, therefore, at the present time no desire to build the line from * See "China No. I (1899)," p. 32?. > t lbML> p> 32g> 21 Canton to Ssuchuan, which Sir J. Lister-Kaye's Syndicate requests may he intrusted to them to construct.
"We are sending separately to your Excellency a copy of this Memorial and of he Imperial Decree. We have, in addition, to send you this reply for communication to the said Syndicate.
A necessary communication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
enc ?, d in order > but when in the future the lines are finished and the traffic begins, it is still impossible to say if the profits will provide for maintenance of the line, and the payment of interest and redemption of the loans This is still more the case with the branch lines.
The Tsung-li Yamen has, in conjunction with the General Board of Mines and Eailways, memorialized the throne to the effect that, with the exception of the trunk and branch lines already sanctioned, which will be pro...ceeded with in order, no other line shall be undertaken for the present.
China has, therefore, at the present time no desire to build the line from * See "China No. I (1899)," p. 32?. > t lbML> p> 32g> 21 Canton to Ssuchuan, which Sir J. Lister-Kaye's Syndicate requests may he intrusted to them to construct.
"We are sending separately to your Excellency a copy of this Memorial and of he Imperial Decree. We have, in addition, to send you this reply for communication to the said Syndicate.
A necessary communication.
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