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COPY.
II.
sir,
Canada,
Government House,
Ottawa, 3rd. November, 1910.
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.abanan ot jane #touborq
With reference to Your Excellency's Despatch No. 4983/10 of the 13th September last, transmitting copy of a
letter from the General Managers of the Green Island Cement
Company, Limited, on the subject of the importation into Canada
of the cement made by the Company, I have the hour to transmit
herewith for the information of the ranagement of the Cement
Company, copy of a letter from His Majesty's Canadian Secretary
of State for External Affairs stating that under the Canadian
Customs Tariff now in force cement from Hongkong would not
enter this country under the preferential rate of duty but would
be subject to duty under the General Tariff.
I have etc.,
(sd.) Grey.
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The Officer Administering the Government,
Hongkong.