China: Cable and radio communications in China: installation of wireless telephone service in China; British financial policy in China; Chinese special customs tariff and likin conference (1924)
Description based on online resource (viewed on April 13, 2017).
AMDigital Reference: FO 371/10255.
The National Archives
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