CO129-173 - Sir Kennedy - 1876 [1-3] — Page 57

refure to take such coins at their

hominal value, if the ieme was

excessive.

on which subject there are some lace

gemarks in à

excellent letter from MW. Abthe

-not-klir H. Robinson in the printed

papers: But as far as there i evidence, the demand has steadit

increased the last few years, the circulation is growing into use outside the Colony,

& Shave not

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bear able to see any signs of the

danger occurring-

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1th unle

of the

Au

I would furgent that a cost much wid despatch should be at once sent.

saging that [under no circumstance

could ] N. M. Gov. assent to any Extension of the excess timal privilege which the Gout had conferred up on the

Gove It.&. I. Bank Awhich had been disapprove.

of from the first, but that the preation. If a Gout issue woubel receive further consideration.

So uplen.

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710

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9410/76. C

22/4

W. 20.

My Lord,

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Government Oense, Nongtong, 1. Felmany, 1876.

et

I have the honor to forward

- copy of two applications from M Grang, thief Manager of the Alongtong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, for permission to increase

The Right Cavorable

The Earl of Carnarom,

Aarnajesty'. Principal Secretary of State,

q

refuse to take such coins at their

nominal value, if the item was

excessive.

on which subject there are some remarks in a

excellent letter from Mr. Abthe

-not-clear H. Robinson in the printed

papers: But as far as there is evidence, the demand has steadily

increased the last few years, the circulation is growing into use outside the Colony,

& have not

been able to see any signs of the

danger occurring-

Pursuing at our rate until the same benefit in that part shall

be obtained

of the

Australian

I would suggest that a despatch should be at once sent.

stating that [under no circumstance

could] H.M. Gov. assent to any Extension of the exceptional privilege which the Govt had conferred upon the

Govt. Chartered Bank which had been disapproved

of from the first, but that the question. If a Govt issue would receive further consideration.

Government House, Hongkong, 1 February, 1876.

I have the honor to forward

a copy of two applications from Mr. Grang, Chief Manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, for permission to increase

The Right Honorable

The Earl of Carnarvon,

Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State,

refuse to take such coins at their

nominal value, if the item was

excessive.

On which subject there are some remarks in an

excellent letter from Mr. Abthe

—not-clear H. Robinson in the printed

papers: But as far as there is evidence, the demand has steadily

increased over the last few years, the circulation is growing into use outside the Colony,

& have not

been able to see any signs of the

danger occurring.

Pursuing at our rate until the same benefit in that part shall

be obtained

of the

Australian

I would suggest that a despatch should be at once sent

stating that [under no circumstance

could] H.M. Gov. assent to any Extension of the exceptional privilege which the Govt had conferred upon the

Govt. Chartered Bank which had been disapproved

of from the first, but that the question, if a Govt issue would receive further consideration.

Government House, Hongkong, 1 February, 1876.

I have the honor to forward

a copy of two applications from Mr. Grang, Chief Manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, for permission to increase

The Right Honorable

The Earl of Carnarvon,

Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State,