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You said that you would like
to take the opportunity of our representa-
tive being the Treasury with a represen-
tative from the Air Ministry to have a
talk about the particular question of
what would be a fair share to be borne
by Home funds of the expenditure which
the Colonial Government has incurred
in respect of the extension of the Kai
Tak Aerodrome, which was referred to in
the letter from the Air Ministry to the
Treasury of the 1st of October,
No. S.33302(F.5).
Would you kindly
let me know whether it would be more
convenient for our representative to
come over to the Treasury before
11.0 o'clock on that day for this
purpose?
Jou
will remember that I made it clear
Josmanl
(Signed) H. R. OOWELL
that we
as
ayard
this
(peshon
quite distinct from
that
of the future provision of land for R. A.7. repirements, & that we feel that, until à
settlement has been
reached on
the Kai Tak expenditure, we cannot expect the It. K. forts is regard this as a ~ favourable moment for