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No Heward one copy of unconfidential Title 2.0. saying that H. H. Holland does not see any objection to the Chamber of Commerce addressing itself direct to H. M. Minister at
Tchingtau. Provided that, in every case they furnish the Government with a copy of any such correspondence at the same time, and that
H. H. Holland would wish it to be understood that the Chamber of Commerce might
be kept informed.
I add that it might be desirable to request H. M. Minister confidentially to await an opportunity to bring forward or to apply for
the opening of the Finance of Hong Kong when any matter affecting the Colony which ought to be thus brought before
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# Address to H.M. Minister at Tsingtau. I see no objection to
their communicating direct; it is only what one would expect in the Colonies. References do go to the Home Government.
It is tested to wait for action for the Governors Conference on any subject affecting Hong Kong, and it seems only fair to circulate The Chamber of Commerce by what must be considered likely means. Rationally, unless there is some real objection to be gained thus.
No objection is seen by H.H. Holland to the Chamber of Commerce addressing itself direct to H.M. Minister at Tsingtau, provided that, in every case, they furnish the Government with a copy of any such correspondence at the same time.
It is understood that the Chamber of Commerce might be kept informed.
I add that it might be desirable to request H.M. Minister confidentially to await an opportunity to bring forward or to apply for the opening of the Finance of Hong Kong when any matter affecting the Colony is brought before him.
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Let's correct and simplify the response to directly follow the format and rules without extra explanation:# address to H.M. Minister at Tsingtau. I see no objection to their communicating direct; it is only what one would expect in The Colonies. References do go to the Home Government.
It is advisable to wait for action for the Governors Conference on any subject affecting Hong Kong, & it seems only fair to circulate The Chamber of Commerce by what must be considered likely means red. Rationally, unless there is some real objection to be gained thus.
H.H. Holland does not see any objection to the Chamber of Commerce addressing itself direct to H.M. Minister at Tsingtau. Provided that, in every case, they furnish the Government with a copy of any such correspondence at the same time, and that H.H. Holland would wish it to be understood that the Chamber of Commerce might be kept informed.
I add that it might be desirable to request H.M. Minister confidentially to await an opportunity to bring forward or to apply for the opening of the Finance of Hong Kong when any matter affecting the Colony which ought to be thus brought before him.
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Given the original task's constraints and focusing on providing a corrected version in HTML format as requested:# Address to H.M. Minister at Tsingtau. I see no objection to their communicating direct; it is only what one would expect in The Colonies.
It is advisable to wait for the Governors Conference on any subject affecting Hong Kong, and it seems fair to inform The Chamber of Commerce by the most likely means.
H.H. Holland does not object to the Chamber of Commerce addressing H.M. Minister at Tsingtau directly, provided they send the Government a copy of their correspondence.
It is understood that the Chamber of Commerce should be kept informed.
I suggest it might be desirable to ask H.M. Minister to wait for an opportunity to raise or apply for the opening of Hong Kong's Finance when any relevant matter is brought before him.
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