30055/27 Hong Kong.
Mr.Clutterbuck
Mr.
Mr
Beckett
30 .7.28.
30
→rdir J. Risky 31/7
Mr. Bottomley.
Mr. E. J. Harding.
Sir J. Shuckburgh.
★ Sir G. Grindle.31
Sir C. Davis.
To go in draft&FO for
Sir S. Wilson.
Mr. Ormsby-Gore, atc
Lord Lovat.
48331-7.28
Mr. Amery.
mmm 1/5
Colson. v. hui,
Sir,
15
Concurrence
Downing Street,
1928.
DRAFT.
HONG KONG.
Secret.
O.A.G.
Obtain 6.0.concurrence Officially?
31.7.35
yes with 31-7-28
In Wis tose on selgum.
May/
I have etc. to inform you
that advantage has been taken of the
presence of Sir C. Clementi in this
country to discuss with him certain
questions of importance to Hong Kong in
its relations with South China. During
these discussions, at which the F.0.were
represented, the question was raised of
the future status of the New Territories
2.
On this subject Sir C.
Clementi, in developing the argument
that no opportunity should be lost of
annexing
inemaasing the New Territories as part
of the Colony, adduced reasons to show
that Hong Kong and the New Territories
must-
wing stand or fall together, that the life