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New Temtons of Hay Kong are)
I think
that in shu be wise
to be quite from with
with Chain
over this
as orw
other grections
O preserving
our
neerssan
interests outside China.
As there is
no tim tefe
the marking tomorrow at the Fo.; Mr Ronson shu sanhe
it char
that any
conclusions
of the meeting affecting lot1⁄2
are subject to the Sops'
apfineral when they
been reported to han.
han
Pl. Bet me know after the
meeting what y any,
there were .
Exchant.
conclusions
Mr. Seel and I attended a meeting at the Foreign Office this morning to discuss the latest developments on the extra-territoriality question.
As regards the points to which the Colonial Office attaches particular importance, Mr. Seel explained in detail the difficulties which reciprocal treatment for the purposes of acquiring real property might involve in the Kenya Highlands, and agreed to let the Foreign Office have a note of the position in writing. He is doing this separately.
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