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The Under Secretary of State.
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FOREIGN OFFICE
July 1911.
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I am directed by Secretary Sir Edward Grey to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 24th
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ultimo, 19131, enclosing a despatch from the Governor
of Hongkong forwarding a draft Bill to amend the
Naturalization Ordinance of 1902.
Sir Edward concurs in the view expressed in the
second paragraph of your letter, that the Act of the
British Parliament does not constitute any obstacle
to the passage of the proposed Ordinance, and he does
not appreciate the difficulty raised in the minute of
the Chief Justice of May 5th last, inasmuch as the
Ordinance will only be operative within the limits of
the Colony.
Sir Edward also concurs in the amendments sug-
gested in paragraph 3 of your letter.
The Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office.
I am, Sir,
Your most obedient,
humble Servant,
Fa Campbell