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thin the terms of this refly and especially
in those passages
tt fakig it which explain
the nature of the policy of Hong. towards
China as frecluding the adoption of
the two proposals
stated to have been
suggested by the Rulers of the Federated
Y
Malay States.
It is feared that
the negative reception accorded to
there e similar froforals to the Colonial
Affico may
no
lead to led Bittle.
disaffoustment in Malaya and to a
feeling that the difficulties of the Malayan ревитование
Goots
are wis ufficiently affreciated,
unters the spirit and underlying
847.G.
principles of the present policy towards
China are more
are more clearly
ly good. dessales
sable
It has therefore Bory An affeared tiles to includia clear e definite statement of these toy frincifles, cond