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ur letter 0.0.8.321/6 of the 15th
raft of a telegram to Admiral Haroourt
of military administration in Hong Kong
As I told you by telephone on
no comments on the draft and I see
in fact now issued.
on the Chiefs of staff may like to see
a minute which I sent to Mr. Rowan,
Private Becretary, on the 14th March. 'a decision, which fixes the date of
overnment at the 1st gay next, we shall oon with the issue of the public
à in the penultimate paragraph of my
A copy of the draft of that
sent to the war office for comment.
Yous. v.
(Sgd) G. H. GATER
suiverely
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MAJOR-GENERAL AL.C. HOLLIS,
6.9., 6.BTET,
K.G.E.C.3. R.M. Cabinet Office.
Copy of minute to Mr.Rowan from Sir G. Gater
of 14.3.46.
FURTHER ACTION.
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Thank you for your letter
0.0.8.321/6 of the 15th March enclosing the draft of a telegram to Admiral
Harcourt about the continuance of
military administration in Hong Kong after the 1st April. As I told you by telephone on Saturday last, we had no comments on the draft and I see that the telegram has in fact now issued.
In this connection the Chiefs
of Staff may like to see the enclosed
copy of a minute which I sent to
Mr. Rowan, the Prime Minister's Private Secretary, on the 14th March.
In view
of
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