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HONG KONG UNIVERSITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
DRAFI MINISTSof the First Meeting of the Hong Kong University Advisory Committee held at 2.30 p.m. on Friday, the 18th of January, 1946, in the Conference Room, Dover House.
Present: Mr. C. W. M. Cox (in the chair).
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Mr. Walter Adams. Dr. H. J. Channon.
Sir Herbert Eason.
Mrs. L. Forster.
Sir Edward Gent.
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Professor W. J. Hinton."
Sir George Moss.
Professor L. M. Penson.
Dr. R. E. Priestley.
Mr. D. J. Sloss.
Mr. N. L. Smith.
Dr. J. A. Venn.
Sir Humphrey Prideaux-Brune,
Miss A. M. Ruston (Secretary).
Mr. E. Burney and Mr. E. A. Morse were unable to he present.
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The Chairman on behalf of the Secretary of State
extended a welcome to the members of the Committee and
said how grateful he was that they had been able to
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accept his invitation to serve.
The issue on which
they were asked to advise was one of considerable im- portance to Hong Kong and to some extent to Malaya as
well, and had a definite bearing on China and on the
estimation in which Great Britain was held in the Far
Acceptance of the invitation to join
East, generally.
the Committee meant considerable sacrifice of time
for a number of those present probably all - which
they could 111 afford. Sir George Moss came from
Devonshire, Dr. Priestley from Birmingham, Dr. Venn
from Cambridge.
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C Melox The Chairman then-Bade a few rezarks about the
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abership of the Gommittee.
He recalled that a-few
of those present had been good enough to accept invit-
ations from the Colonial Office early in 1945 to serve
on a small committee with much narrower terms of
reference
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