has had copies of both those letters
I should have thought that he have been sufficiently rebuked for what he
inexpedient. I think he ought to have a copy
did in 1872, now admits was
of the latter sent to the Bank in this Country but I don't see that
Te
food will be done by sending him
this letter.
I submit a draft
bh. Weasing specially on the dulged
(I must apologize for Jan 9/6/76.
not having carried on the Minute on 13988 more promptly as that might have saved us from the shaft contained in this letter).
In the reply to this Letter the following
Number should be quoted.
8.739.76.
letters
Inebrarlo.
Ser.
1773
76
TREASURY CHAMBERS,
86
3rd June, 18:60
I am directed by the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury to forward
Enclosure
to
you
two letters which have been received
from Messrs. Clarkes Rawkins
or
Clarke Mercantile
on behalf of the Chartered
Bank of India London
and China, and I am
to request
the attention
of the Secretary of State to the
Prayer
that the
Bank
may be
allowed to issue one dollar
in Hong-Kong.
My Lords have always anticipated
that this result must, as
of course,
The Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office.
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