BRANDEIS, GOLDSCHMIDT & Co. LTD.
No. 2.
62
6th April
19 35.
To the - Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office.
Metal Exchange.
We may mention that we have asked the English Assayers
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to take the greatest care in making these assays, and their world
established reputation combined with the fact that their assays
were made independently and subsequently agreed between them -
places their results beyond all doubt. It is clear, therefore,
that the assay reported from Hongkong is incorrect, and the fact
that it gives a figure which is just above the limit fixed for
delivery on the London Metal Exchange, whereas the tin in fact is
not of such quality, creates an unfortunate impression.
Yours faithfully
ithfully
BRANDEIS, GOLDSONIDT & CO
DIREOTOR