Chungking, July 14.
The Chinese and British Government have formally exchanged notes in which Britain agrees to negotiate for abolition of extrality rights, rendition of concessions and revision of treaties on the basis of equality, and reciprocity when peace is restored in the Far East, it is announced.
In a note dated July 4 the British Ambassador, Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, declared: "On instructions from the Foreign Secretary I have the honour to inform Your Excellency that when peace is restored in the Far East His Majesty's Government will be ready to negotiate with the Government of China for abolition of extraterritorial rights, Fenditiqu of concessions and revision of treaties on the basis of reciprocity and Hyde Park can be produced length and breadth of competent and embar island he ilvai last year, hài "Here in the Thames Valley over eight million people are maintained at a very high level of modera civilization. They are it from day to day upon heat. power, water, sewerage and communications of a most complicated character.
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