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I have written to Sir Austen
Chamberlain saying that I strongly sympathise
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with the Governor's anxiety and expressing
the hope that whatever may be the decision
on the subject of the Bill, it will be
found possible to satisfy the demands of
Hong Kong, and particularly of Hong Kong
University.
You may wish that your Committee
should consider the enclosed telegram in
conjunction with the despatch which has
already been circulated to them, and
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I should certainly have have no objection.
It would be of assistance to me if you
could let me know at an early date the
views which you and your Committee take
on the Governor's representations.
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- L. S. AMERY