F
C
Cons any
slufremant
and
has decided
that
of peanuts from H. Kong
San Francisco for W.R. Grace
ار
to
& Co. tra
the shipment of
bogs if they
8000
that
to ship further quantities
story
cam
In any further communication
on the subject, please quote
No. 56155/X.
and address-
The Under-Secretary of State,
Foreign Ofco,
IMMEDIATE.
London.
Sir:-
187
REC
16412
FOR 6PARC 161
April
4
1916
the vanimer belangher of
that
allowed
has
wish
been authorized
attily
to
copy of tel to F.O.
and say
that
the
allusion
im para 2 of
letter
13178
Latest
firm of W.R. Grace
but
that
the
im
vitur
to the nuohous
+ Co.
of Comed
refees.
t
Who is 230
im
Cerita of amonn
shefment
copy of this letter
has now
W.T.D.
*
M. of M.
LF
bean
Al tha
with ref. to letter
authorized
to
13178
6/4/16
Curd
It works as if 8.D. didn't take any trouble.
I suppone that, strictly, it is not our affair hat
shielly In the telegraphing Ind. take My Dismis bout up hat
had A rack whether in
there cues LoR.. is still unaware
Zamoljon Ro//b
Mr Allen
At once
sre
6.4.16
40.
With reference to your letter 13178X of the 23rd
ultimo relative to the exportation of pepper and pea-
nuts from the Straits Settlements and Hong Kong to Messrs W. R. Grace and Company, and other firms in the United States of America, I am directed by Lord R. Ce cil
to transit to you herewith for the information of Mr. Secretary Bonar Law, a copy of a telegram on this subject which has been sent to his Majesty's Consul
General at San Francisco.
I am, however, to observe that Lord R. Cecil 16 unaware of any objection to the export of peanuts to Messrs W. R. Grace and Company, and he would suggest, in the absence of some more definite objection than has yet been stated, that consignments should be allowed
to go forward to them on the same terms as to other
United States importers.
A copy of this letter is being sent to the War Office, Ministry of Lunitions and the War Trade Depart-
ment.
The Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office.
I am,
Sir,
Your most obedient
humble Servant
Maurice de Bunsen