"The police did not return on the following, day and nothing further been heard of this particular ease. On the occasion of a Visit to the British Consulate-General "on December Paid by the Special Commissioner for Forelyn Affairs of the City Government of Greater Shanghai, Mr. T. C. Chayne, the above ease was bro tight to his notice and. he was asked to arrange for the. Issue of instructions Sh that there sould be no further intr= ference with British nationals and that "no further demands should be made for payment of taxes by Bellies eons fu the outside Fonds area.
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