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are made only on production of an import
licence granted by the Macau Government, that
to insist upon further information regarding
the standing of the purchaser, etc., would be
to question the bona fides of the Macau
Government's permit. In any case, this class
of goods is comparatively unimportant.
As regards (2), however, the position
The Governor fails to
is not so satisfactory.
deal with the distinction drawn between these
and "other arms", and with the suggestion that
Hong Kong practice should correspond to the
United Kingdom practice in permitting export of
war materials only to foreign Governments, etc.
I do not expect that the Foreign Office will
regard this as a suitable basis for a reply to
the United States Note, and I think that we
should explore further the possibility of
getting the Hong Kong Government to control
the export of war materials to Macau
Subject to legal observations, I
would suggest that a requirement analagous to
that made in the case of exports from the United
Kingdom should be made before the grant of the
permit required under Section 5(1)(b) of the
Hong Kong Arms and Ammunition Ordinance No. 2 of
1933.
I submit for conson. tentative drafts
of a despatch to Hong Kong and of an S.0.
letter to the Foreign Office.
M2 Howaw
Co seek $47.1345
This seem to un
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all right. Fr. Carstairs informs
ine
That
a request to the Library to produce all relevant Ames Resedahan
イ
on the lives adopted
in the UK.