T
M- Krith,
? as proposed, referring to the corespondence which (from 2416) we understand they have had with the 1.0. subject. And I think Hong-Kong ought to have a copy of Jenc. 3
of 5910 (Hopkinson No. 16, 23rd Jan.).
or the
CONFIDENTIAL.
W.H.C. 18/2/14.
and copies come to 1.0 scared LF on 5910
63
Jahres to end to his D. O. afferant
the FO. in a collator can
not
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Leen
ack. I say had a chy has Kammitted to te J.gs. for India
the has already been in communit
te. S. 15. fr Facigen affairs
y
on te
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notice of te U.S. fat. (te 1.0/24165)
and sand cdby y
5510-
to whevant both in
ald I.U. have a cozy
reff with the why y te Swii desfalil.
Lu also 5710, $903, 5-762
Ave 400 Apally
19.2
4219/4/44
alonce
19.2.14
Sir.
GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
HONGKONG. 22nd. January, 1914.
I have the honour to forward for your informa-
-tion a copy of a letter addressed to me by the officer Commanding
the Troops regarding a seditious publication in the Indian
Vernacular which purports to be published in San Francisco. I attach also a copy of the précis referred to by Major-General Kelly.
I agree with General Kelly in thinking that it
losures!.
do 2.
2.
is desirable to take steps to heve this publication suppressed, and if you concur, I should be glad if the Foreign Office could be
moved to approach the Government of the United States of America with this object.
3.
For my own part I have issued instructions to
the Postmaster-General to seize any copies of these publications
that may be sent here through the Post.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient,
humble servant,
A
.....
Governor,&c..
HE RIGHT HONOURABLE
LEWIS HARCOURT, M.P.,
&c.,
&C..
&c...