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COPY.
No. 042.
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STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Commodore's Office,
Hongkong, 8th. November, 1917.
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:
Zeeld voy amp? në að vuonod edź ered I
ngdevol vol redelali edo most merge [et a to igienem
at moltooido yar el erødt Ti erlupni of em qaltwistemi
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mien z mort nedre end rź twob grudi maloor gebeu yd (5)
Labelque enë ni gaideelt ani!
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meditunego miest to ward erë se znoźgnoći aniver bre (3)
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To qor oele sa soweto no ddiw em sưovet od dzvom Fooz ed
„bani»ddo ad of molestarred arð oð sviðslan anoitelugat
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter No. 931/1917 of 6th November and to inform you that the Commodore is of opinion that there is very grave objection to the Japanese fishing in British territorial waters as suggested and would prefer the matter being referred to the Naval Commander-in-Chief, and will, if His Excellency concurs, take the necessary steps to that effect, with any observations His Excellency might wish to
make on the subject.
I have &c.,
(8d.) Nool Fright,
Secretary to Commodore.
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The Honourable
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The Colonial Secretary,
Hongkong.