(8216)

that a further application on the subject

52? be made to the Treasury.

Ritter

7/2/78

I do not think theat this courn, thougle

aure

tires

pedrably cutitted bilate it, would advance much. If Hong Kong is properly ceasquithe

ttieca part of with there charges.

-5 all But the tens means let them be paid.

"'

J

meet the explained first.

dob

I would reply & hedra office that as thes

Entirel new clain, and as the Pecretary

of state dres and, as affears to have been afsamer?

directs payments to be made

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acement of the

Edonial fovenements without setter being rejunted by theeen to do so

copezaret of

g-

bong himself.

the circumstances

poquents is deme are

ho

instructions

ded

کمی

ho

in which

Later. fre

in this weather arttinet-

first communicating with the Colonial

which he rele & atmos

Governments; and be thinks it will be preferate

for the fovenement

Redza to

direct with the Colonial Governments in mick

Chile as

tus of it proves an inquiry the armati clacriced

from Colonial funds.

IEL

theat

properly pazable

I Doubt

This

K

for 15

sted ash treasury explain why caenir

wat by them up 2870 have Butt Mb 14

now been referred be then.

It is requested that any further communi- cation on this subject may he addressed to

The Under Secretary of Stute for India,

India Office,

Landon,

Sir,

S.W.

RECEIVE

27 JAN

1873

3 all

India Office, S.W.

25th January 1873.

105

am directed by the Secretary of State for India in Council, to ac

65 acknowledge

the receipt of Mr. Meade's letter dated the 23th November last, stating that Lord Kimberley

the part of

is unable,

س اس نے آج

the

Colony of Hong Kong, to entertain the claim made by this Office against Her Majesty's Colonial Government China, to repayment of the sum

£2,503, 18.10,

3, 18. 10, expended by the government,

of

of India for the maintenance of Hong Kong Convicts at the Straits Settlements, and at Port Blair, and on account of Her Majesty's

Coal Depot at Singapore,"

*

as

he is not.

awari

of any sufficient ground for the demand, " which does not appear to be in conformity " with any existing arrangement!"

that in a

In reply, I am directed to inform

Letter from the Lords Commissioners to the Chairman and Deputy

you, of the Treasury

Chairman of the East India Company, dated:

The Under Secretary of State

Colonial office.

the

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