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IMPERIAL SHIPPING COMMITTEE.
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K. D. FENNELLY.
Telephone: Victoria 8840.
Fennelly, Boneblack, London.
NEW PUBLIC OFFICES,
GREAT EORGE STREET,
C.15704
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My dear Amery
AUG 1926
LONDON, S.W.1.
30th July, 1926.
The Imperial Shipping Committee have been considering
the question of the policy to be pursued in regard to the
development of Hong Kong Harbour which you referred to
them in March last. We have heard evidence from some ten
witnesses, including the past and present engineers of
the port, commercial interests, and the Consul General at
Canton. We have held several discussions in Committee
on this evidence, but some more investigation of particular
points is necessary before we can present a reasoned
report. This we hope to do early in the autumn, but
meanwhile it may be helpful if we indicate certain interim
conclusions at which we have arrived. They are in the
JSURE
enclosed memorandum.
It is not probable that any further
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enquiry on our part will vary these conclusions although Rt. Hon. L.S. Amery, M.F.,
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Colonial Office, S.W.1.
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