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To
No.82 of 1903.
Government of India,
Finance and Commerce Department.
Accounts and Finance.
Mint.
The Right Honourable
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186 19 SEP OF
Lord George Francis Hamilton,
G.C.S.I.,
His Majesty's Secretary of State for India
SIMDA.
the 16th April, 1903.
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We have the honour to refer to the corres-
pondence anding with the Despatch from Lord Elgin's
Government, No.147, dated 11th June 1895, regarding
the coinage of British dollars at the Indian mints.
Under the agreement made on the 14th of December 1894
with the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
and the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China,
we are bound to coin any quantity of silver bullion
brought to our mints fit for coinage into British
dollars for use in Hong Kong and the Straits Settle-
ments at a seigniorage of one per cent.
When this
agreement was entered into, the Government. of India
were