The International Development of ChinaSun, Yat-sen
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The International Development of China
Sun, Yat-sen
China -- Economic conditions -- 1912-1949; Railroads -- China
For all important technical appointments for the operation of the
Railway, Europeans of experience and ability shall be engaged and
wherever competent Chinese are available, they shall be employed.
All such appointments shall be made, and their functions defined,
by the Managing Director and the Engineer-in-Chief in consultation,
and shall be submitted for the approval of the Corporation; similar
procedure shall be followed in the case of Europeans employed in the
Chief Accountant's department. In the event of the misconduct, or
the incompetency of these European employes, their services may be
dispensed with by the Managing Director, after consultation with the
Engineer-in-Chief, and subject to the sanction of the Corporation. The
form of Agreements made with these European Employes shall conform to
the usual practice.
The accounts of the receipts and the disbursements of the Railway's
construction and operation, shall be in Chinese and English in the
department of the Chief Accountant, whose duty it shall be to organize
and supervise the same, and to report thereon for the information of
the Corporation through the Managing Director, and of the Contractors
as representing the Bondholders. All receipts and payments shall be
certified by the Chief Accountant and authorized by the Managing
Director.
For the general technical staff of the Railway, after completion of
construction, the necessary arrangements shall be made by the Managing
Director in consultation with the Engineer-in-Chief, and reported to
the Corporation in due course.
The duties of the Engineer-in-chief shall consist in the efficient and
economical maintenance of the Railway, and the general supervision
thereof in consultation with the Managing Director. The duties of the
Chief Engineer during construction shall be set forth in the Detailed
Agreement, referred to in Article 17 of this Agreement.
The Engineer-in-chief shall always give courteous consideration to the
wishes and instructions of the Corporation, whether conveyed directly
or through the Managing Director, and shall always comply therewith,
having at the same time due regard to the efficient construction and
maintenance of the Railway.
A school for the education of Chinese in Railway matters shall be
established by the Managing Director subject to the approval of the
Corporation.
ARTICLE IX
The Contractors shall construct and equip the Railway and shall receive
as remuneration a sum equal to seven per cent on the actual cost of the
construction and equipment of the Railway. The term "Equipment" shall
be held to include in its meaning all requirements necessary for the
operation of the Railway way and shall therefore include Rolling Stock
and Locomotives sufficient for operation.
It is clearly understood that the term "Equipment" does not include any
purchases made for the Railway after it has been completely constructed
and equipped and handed over ready for operation.
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