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Sir:-
In reply to your letter 8952/15, of the 23rd.
ultimo, I am directed by Secretary Sir E.Grey to state
that it does not appear to him that there would be
any possibility of obtaining the condemnation of the
cargo of antimony referred to in your letter at the
present stage.
Sir E.Grey does not consider that it is possible,
from the information in his possession, to connect the
antimony on board the S.S. "Chinese Princess' with that
financed by Kupp's agent, and unless further evidence
is available, there can be no ground for stopping
this consignment.
In Sir E.Grey's opinion is would be more desirable
to endeavour to watch these consignments, and obtain
information of any shipments by the American
consignees to Europe.
I am,
Sir,
The Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office.
Your most obedient
humble Servant,
Ralph Pager