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entirely

to be settled at home by the respective Government offices interested.

The

opinions of the Nagasaki and Hiogo Communities if forwarded to London, will probably facilitate arrangements, and no change

can

take place until a convention is concluded between Great Britain and

Japan.

The Admiral

of

the Station

and the Admiralty at home, would

wish to have a word to

probably wish

on the subject

as the Port of

say

Nagasaki is occasionally the station of the principal part of the China

Squadron

Squadron.

I have etc. (signed) S. Barff, Assistant Postmaster General

in charge.

(True copy)

Asai

Smit

Acting Colonial Secretary;

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