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at Peking, and communicated to
this Department in the letter
under reference.
2. If Sir John Simon
agrees, the Secretary of State
proposes to inform the Governor
that the pro po sed amendments are
accepted.
3.
The S. of S. also
Itisalso propose to-
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ask Sir William Peel whether a
similar amendment to Article
XVI (e) would not be desirable.
4.
A copy of this letter
and enclosure is being sent to
the Board of Trade.
I am etc.
(sd) J. A. Calder