that dollars will be scarce,
but if you are hard pressed I would not refuse to sanction legalisation of gambling, which however should be done by Order in Council instead of proclamation. Report fully by post.
Also state whether $10 notes circulate in South China."
This telegram was answered by Sir W. Robinson's despatch of 5th September (10.16), that despatch which encloses two letters from the Chief Manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, as to the scarcity of Mexican dollars in early part of July and August. He observes: "They are becoming plentiful now; all the same I think we should have a second coin to fall back upon, in the event of Mexican dollars being scarce, and at a heavy premium such as they ruled at from July to this date (10th August)." He wrote again on 4th September: "Mexican dollars are now plentiful...
that dollars will be
scarce,
but if you
are
hard pressed I would not refuse to sauctio
legalisation of gen
which however should be done by Order in Council mistead of (13) proclamation Report fully by post.
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South China."
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This telegram Answered by Sii W. Robmson's despatch t
of 5th September (10.16)= that despatch which encloses two
letters from the Chief
Manager of the HongKong
and Shanghai Bank,
as
to the scarcity of
Mexican dollars last in early part of
A
July and August. He
observes: "They
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are
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becoming plentiful now; all
the
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I think we
should have
a secard
coin to fall back upon, in the event of Mexican dollars being scarce, and at a hearz premiung such as they
ruled at from
July
have
the 154
to this date
(10th August). He
wrote again
L
th
September: "Mexican
plentiful
dollars are
now
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