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Exhibition most desirable and on
above lines is considered perfectly feasible.
Importance of Hong Kong as great merchanting
centre can be adequately represented by
exhibit specially designed for
the
purpose to which I have ascertained that there
will be no objection. It is hoped that
similar exhibit may be shown on behalf of
London.
If there are goods forming
a staple iter of the merchanting industr
fot produced even on the smallest scale at
Hong Kong question of Weir admissibility will
be considered if list of such goods is wired.
sns.
C
Gov/19615/23.
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this
DRAFT.
r Frank Swettenham, G.C.M.G.
r Newton Stabb, 0.B.E.
Chatham, Esq. C.M.G.
I. Scott Caq.
H. Ezechiel, Esq.
MINUTE.
1. Geenhill 19/4
Mr. Hood
Mr.
Mr. Davis.
Sir G. Grindle.
Bir H. Read.
Sir J. Masterton Smith.
Mr. Ormsby-Gore.
Duke of Devonshire.
Jel.h H.Kong.
19 April
gir,
Hong Kong.
Wait
"Now cancel
43
April, 1923.
With reference to previous
corras, regarding the forthcoming
British Empire xhbn., am etc..
to transmit to you, for your
information a copy of a
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further elegram which has been
received from the Governor of
Hong Kong, regarding the
participation of the Colony in
the Exhby.
(to 5)/ 2. A copy has also been
sent to Sir Frank Swettenham,
Si Newton Stabb, Ir. Chatham and
o Mr. Scott.
I am etc.