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hov.
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not w
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for more
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there but
remain
than [say three days.
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was not banishes but hed
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ut
might.
In any further communication
on this subject, please quote
No. 46374/11.
and addresE-
The Under-Secretary of State.
Foreign Office,
Loudon,
afxer
to this landing, but not to his
luk
staying there) and that only
thu
Conditin that be refrains for any
public utterances
So riply
Tabl Fately So
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accordingly
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Six:-
I am directed by Secretary Sir E. Grey to transmit
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喜
for the Colonies, copy of correspondence with regard to
the application of Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen for permission to
visit Hongkong.
Sir B. Grey would be inclined to allow Sun-Yat-Sen
to pass through Hongkong on the understanding that he
does not take up his residence in the Colony, as he can-
not be permitted to use it as a base for political or
military operations in China.
I am "
Sir,
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23/11 Pt.23
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