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HINUTES of a Meeting of the Committee appointed to
consider the details of the scheme for a chain of wireless telegraph stations throughout the Empire.
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PRESMIT
Mr. H. Samuel
Mr. S. Buxton
Mr. Farmall
(in the Chair)
Mr. Mackay and others representing the General
Post Office.
Mr. Lambert representing the Colonial Office
(C) r. Charlton representing the Admiralty.
Mr. Kirk representing the India Office Captain Muirhead Collins representing the Commonwealth of Australia.
Sir Wn Hall Jones representing New Zealand. Sir Richard Solomon representing the Union of
South Africa.
There were also present the Joint Secretaries
Mr. A. B. Keith and
Mr. F. H. Nichols.
The question or the route of the proposed
wireless telegraph stations was considered and it was
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agreed that the stage should be from the South of England to Cyprus (which on strategic grounds was
regarded as preferable to a site imate, to Adon and
immédiate,
Bombay). In the case of Bombay it was explained that
the