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IMPERIAL and INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED,
Electra House,
Moorgate,
LONDON, E.C.2. 22nd May, 1930.
Dear Mr. Leech,
Air Commodore Blandy is leaving England on the 31st instant
for Hongkong and Singapore for the purpose of carrying on
negotiations regarding Imperial and International Communications
Ltd. taking over the existing wireless plants and their operation,
the installation of additional circuits together with wireless
telephony services with this country.
You were kind enough at the meeting which Mr. Vyvyan
and myself had with you on the 13th instant to say that the Post
Office were quite willing to co-operate with the Communications
Company in all wireless telephone services which we are able
to operate overseas, and, further, the Post Office were prepared
to assist the Company in obtaining such wireless telephony rights.
In his forthcoming negotiations, Air Commodore Blandy
considers that it would greatly strengthen his position if we
could give him a copy of an official letter from the Post Office
showing the desire of the Post Office to co-operate with the
Company. May I, therefore, ask if you would be good enough to
send us an official letter confirming this understanding which
was arrived at at our meeting on the 13th instant.
Yours very truly,
(Sgd.) A.W. Hibberdine
W.T. Leech, Esq., C.B.
GENERAL POST OFFICE
GENERAL