Sir J. Jamieson's Protest at Proposed Seizure of Railway Land Canton (Despatched from Hongkong), Mar. 15.
The British Consul-General Canton, Sir James Jamieson, is reported to have called the atten tion of the Canton Government to that, before the payment he obligations due recount of the ay, no part of the property of the line-may be appropriated for other purposes.
The Canton Government is stated to be intending to use part of the railway property in Tungshan for a public garden as a memorial to the late Liao Chung-hoi, a Kuomintang Labour lo who was der, assassinated last August—Reuter's Pacific Service.
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