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Code and Cypher Telegrams from the Secretary of State

to Governor, Hongkong.

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977

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September 7th. Code.

.

979

980

981

12th.

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265

Allows export of Peanuts to Tacoma.

Allows export of Gallmute to Semarang. Allows export of Chili to Bangkok. Requests particulare regarding detention at Hongkong of cargo ex "KAFUE". Allows export of Pig Iron to Kobe. Conveys instructions as to shipments of Pig Iron and Steel products from foreign countries or from India to foreign countries in Asia. Export of Chinese Pig Iron or Pig Iron and Steel producte from U. K. to foreign country should not be allowed.

Cypher. Suggestions regarding the proposed

Hongkong loan in aid of the War.

982

983

13th.

984

14th.

Code.

986

986

987

988

989

990

18th

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Chinese coolie labour for service in France.

Allows export of Colombo Rubber to San Francisco.

Refuses to allow shipment of Singapore Tia. Conveys instructions regarding re-export of Straite Settlements Tin from Hongkong to Foreign countries. Allows export of Old Brass to Bangkok. Allows export of Lampong Pepper to San Francisco subject to usual guarantee.

Allows export of Coacoamit Oil to Dairen Peanut Oil to San Francisco and Sesamum Oil to New York.

Allows export of Singapore Chinese Cocoanut Oil to Kobe.

Allows export of Singapore Pepper to Newchwang Dairen, Tsingtau and Chefoo subject to usual quarantee.

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991

992

Orders release of goods ex "KAFUE",

Allows export of China Antimony to Marseilles.

993

Allows export of Penang Copra Oil to Nagasaki.

994

995

Allows export of Old Rubber to Kobe.

Refuses shipment of China Lard to Peru without special recommendations from British Consul Callao.

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