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CO 537/1369 “THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES

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Please note that this copy is supplied subject to the National Archives' terms and conditions and that your use of it may be subject to copyright

restrictions. Further information is given in the enclosed Terms and Conditions of supply of National Archives' leaflet.

In consideration of this the Bank would pay to

the Hong Kong Exchange Fund (a) immediately

a sum of £1 million and (b) as and when

information is available to show what portions of

the notes in question has been used in discharge

of the Bank's legal liaoilities, the sterling

equivalent of the full amount of such portions

at 1/3d. to the dollar.

(3)

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The equivalent of the 16 million which

is not to be covered by a Certificate of Indebtedness

referred to in sub-paragraph (2) above would

b. treated as an increase in the fiduciary issue

of the Bank and legislation would be passed

authorising this increase.

(4) The amount of this fiduciary issue would

may

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or are deemed to have been

be reduced year by year by the issue to the Bank without payment

of a Certificate of Indebtedness for a sum equal

to the dollar equivalent of a proportion of the

net income of the Hong Kong Exchange Fund for

the year in question, such proportion to be arrived

wered to in sub-hava (3) above

at as explained in sub-paragraph (5) below, until

additional such time as the whole of the fiduciary issue had

been so covered.

net

(5) The proportion of the annual income of

the Exchange Fund to be covered by the issue of

a Certificate of Indebtedness to the Bank would

Such

shell oe a proportion as the sum of $16 million

bears to the total face value of the notes issued

by the Japanese authorities, after deducting firet

fuse

the value of such notes se are found to have beên

used in discharge of the Bank's legal liabilities

and second the dollar equivalent of the sums o

$1 million to be paid in cash by the Bank to

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