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DEHN & CO.
MANCHESTER
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STAUDT & HUNDIUS
Ross-Moss,
LIEZER.
The Under Secretary of State
Colonial Office. London. contȧ.2.
Manchester,
233
8th July
1916
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As we have never had payment for the goods we wrote on
the 12th May 1915 to the Liquidators of Messrs. Melchers & Co.,
Messrs. Lows, Bingham & Matthews in HongKong, claiming the
goods as unpaid fendors. On the 6th July 1915 Messrs. Lowe
Bingham & Matthews replied acknowledging our claim and inform-
ing us that they would write to the original consignees to
take up the goods against cash, and then remit to us the
proceeds. Since then we have not heard from Hesars, Lowe
Bingham & Matthews. We wrote them again on the 9th August
1915, 1st December 1915 and on the 10th March 1916. We are
at a loss to understand why Messrs. Lowe Bingham & Matthews
have not written again to us, ner de we know what has become
of the goods.
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You were good enough to consider our claim as unpaid vendore
in a very similar case respecting goods lying at Singapore
(see your letter of 17th February, No.6728/1916). A similar
practice has obtained respecting prewar shipments of ours
to East Africa for account of enemy aliens. We shall be much,
obliged if you will assist us in this matter and authorise
Masers.Lowe Bingham & Matthews to hold the goods at our dis-
posal,er if they should have disposed of the goods in the mean-
time, to pay us the invoice value out of the proceeds.
We enclose the following documente :-