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In Hongkong's opinion the Javanese are hamily likely

to go ahead with their om vessels' plana without rist coming

with the

plonial Government but 17 they do they wish

un to wire them and such motion sa is possible will be taken to

prevent dia charge (or loading).

When Hongkong wrote they had no information regarding

two objectionable developments that have since

are:-

a).

b).

The se

Insistence of the Ja enese on the permanent station- ing of a small military detachment, also Gendarmerie, in the harf compound itself to watch proceedings.

Insistence of the Jannese that all stevedorage and coolie hire should be done by their own organisation

the Blyaka Boko Auriai.

As we cannot possibly agree to either of these non-

ditions our only resondy is to refine mll cargo, even Shameen

stores (which the Japanese also wish to handle) and to limit

*Patshan" to the earriage of passengers and the effects they

bring with them.

have oday wired Hongkong accordingly.

'he presenes of uniformed Japanese (andared is today

reported on the Golown bund, Pak Hin Mok Charf and on the ship itself, also plain clothes men and we must strongly protest at

their unauthorised presence.

You» obedient servanto,

per pro BU "TUPIQ) &

(8 d.) 7.4. indale

Agents, China Navigation Co. Ltd.

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