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xix

259

بلسا

Despatch

From or to whom.

No

No., &c.

Date.

166 Foreign Office

167 Treasury

WEST INDIES.

1815

June 19

Subjett.

Barjal No.

Despatch

From or to whom.

No., &c.

Date.

+

1

Subject.

1916

178 To Foreign Office ...

Jamaica

June 30

States views concerning the treatment of sequestrated enemy property, and asks to be informed of decisions arrived at on points raised.

191

June 30

States practice in this country with regard to the treatment of seques. trated enemy property. and sug- gesta adoption of a similar course by the Colonial Governments.

10

191

176 To the Governor

Trinidad Confidential)]

July 25

1916

177 Foreign Office

Jamaica

July 26

168

Colonial Office

February 8

Memorandum on enemy firms in the West Indies, and the action taken with regard to them.

192

178

To the Governor

Jamaica Confidential

August 10

169

To the Governor

Bermuda Confidential

February 18

196

Requests that if the firm of W. F. Meyer & Co. is still an enemy firm, and has not yet been liquidated, it may be sold, as a going concern; to an approved British customer un. less there is proof that neutral sub- jects have acquired a substantial interest since 1910; requests that a brief statement may be furnished

179

The Governor

180

Ditto

Trinidad September 2 Confidential (Rec. Sept. 25)

Trinidad November 1 Confidential (Rec. Nov. 27)

December 4

(Rec. Dec. 5)

1917

Trinidad December 8,1916 Confidential (Rec. Jan. 1,

1917)

Pags

Transmite copies of Nos. 170 and 178 211

and copy of an Ordinance recently passed by the Legislative Council for winding up the businesses of enemy firms; indicates action pro- posed to be taken and requests

observations thereon.

In reply to No. 174, offers suggestions 219

for dealing with certain

enemy firms; asks for early information as to action which it is decided to take.

Concurs in action proposed in para-

graphs 4 and 5 of No. 175.

Acknowledges,

with observations, receipt of No. 178; requests that section 4 of Jamaican Law be amended on lines indicated; action should then be taken against Messrs. Wessels & Nephew.

Submits views on points raised in

No. 176.

Sends statement giving full particulars of cocoa estates owned by firms in liquidation.

States that Wessels & Nephew is the only firm it is at present intended to liquidate.

Concurs in proposals in Secretary of

State's Confidential despatch of 26th October for liquidation of enemy firms, but recommends that estates of Mr. F. W. Meyer be excluded for reasons given.

214

214

215-

218

221

221

of the present position of the other businesses mentioned in the Gover- nor's Secret telegram of the 19th November, 1914.

181

Ditto

...

Jamaica Telegram

170

.

Ditto

Jamaica Confidential

February 18

Transmits copy of No. 2, and calls 197

attention to the policy mended by the Committee; deals in detail with the firms and businesses mentioned in the report enclosed in the Governor's despatch No. 480, of the 30th October, 1915.

recom-

182

Ditto

171

To the Acting Governor Trinidad

Confidential

February 18

and 2, Transmite oopies of No.

requests information on the nature of the business carried on by the firms indicated, and his views as to the distribution of cocoa produced in the Colony.

196

188

To the Governor

184

Ditta

Trinidad Confidential

Jamaica February 9 Confidential|

January 19

Approves recommendation

in No. 182.

ontained

222

199

172 The Governor

Replies, with observations, to No. 181 regarding winding up of certain firms, and the sale of furniture of the Hamburg-America Co.

282

185

The Governor

223

Bermuda March 11 Confidential (Rec. March 98)

178

Ditto

Jamaion

May 20 Confidential (Res. June 5)

Encloses a memorandum giving par- ticulars of the firms conducted by enemy subjects in Bermuda, none of which are enemy firms within the meaning of the Trading with the Enemy Acts, and states that he is satisfied that there is no objection to permitting those now operating to carry on business.

Forwards

memorauda by Attorney- 200 General and Assistant Attorney- General regarding enemy businesses in Jamaica, and agrees in general with the change of policy recom- mended by the Committee ap- pointed by the Secretary of State.

174

186

Ditto

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference :-

CO.885/25

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

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Tynidad

January 18 Confidential (Rec. Feb. 18)

Trinidad January 28 Confiflètitial (Reo. Feb. 26)

March 29

Trinidad Telegram

Trinidad March 1 Confidential (Rec. Mar. 30)

Sends report giving particulars of certain enemy cocoa properties, also a statement by the Chairman of the Liquidating Committee showing upset prices fixed for these estates.

Sends report giving particulars 226

concerning the cocoa estates of the Trinidad Properties, Ltd.

Asks for views regarding sale of

certain enemy property.

Encloses, with comments, copy of a letter from Official Supervisor of the Dresdner Bank to the Custodian

of Enemy Property in Trinidad relative to the legal position of certain estates; also a copy of a memo, by the Attorney General, which he suggests should be com- municated to the Official Supervisor of the Dresdner Bank (London Agency),

£28:

829

187 To the Governor

188

The Governor

States that Government is entirely in 204

accord with proposal to adopt com. plete system of liquidation "advoca- ted by Committee; sends copy of a report by the Receiver-General relating to various firms.

The Acting Governor Trinidad

May 19 Confidential (Rec. June 13)

Berisl No.

Despatch

From or to whom.

No., &o,

Dabe.

189

The Governor

XX

1917

arer

Bubject.

Trinidad (Rec. Mar. 81) Refers to No. 187; advises with regard 292 Telegram

to certain cocos firms acceptance of

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