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F.0./21480/03.

Downing Street,

25 June, 1903.

DRAFT.

The Under Secretary of State,

Foreign Office.

MINUTE.

Mr. Fiddian 17/6

Mr. Collins 17.

Mr Johnson 17.

Mr. Autobus.

Mr Round

XMr. Cox. 25.

XMr. Lucas, 25 fs.

Mr Graham--

Sir M. Ommannoy

Baron of Onalows-

Mr Chumbosluise

(This should have been registered General?)

G.W.J.

Yes, I think so

F.R.R

And 27870 General

See further minute,

F.R.R.20/6/03.

Sir,

I am directed by Mr Secretary

Chamberlain to acknowledge the receipt of

your letter of the 11th instant, closing a

copy of a note to the Russian Ambassador,

stating that His Majesty's Government are

unable to join in any proposals to the

Chinese Government with the object of obtain-

ing the consent of that Government to the

prolongation of the period during which the

importation of arms, &c., into China is

prohibited.

2. Mr Chamberlain is not aware whether the

Proclamation of 7th August 1900 prohibiting

the export of arms and ammunition to China

is still in force; but if so he assumes that

it will be withdrawn, and that the Colonial

Governments concerned may now be allowed to cancel the

restrictions

...

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Co. F.0./21480/03. Downing Street, 25 June, 1903. DRAFT. The Under Secretary of State, Foreign Office. MINUTE. Mr. Fiddian 17/6 Mr. Collins 17. Mr Johnson 17. Mr. Autobus. Mr Round XMr. Cox. 25. XMr. Lucas, 25 fs. Mr Graham-- Sir M. Ommannoy Baron of Onalows- Mr Chumbosluise (This should have been registered General?) G.W.J. Yes, I think so F.R.R And 27870 General See further minute, F.R.R.20/6/03. Sir, I am directed by Mr Secretary Chamberlain to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 11th instant, closing a copy of a note to the Russian Ambassador, stating that His Majesty's Government are unable to join in any proposals to the Chinese Government with the object of obtain- ing the consent of that Government to the prolongation of the period during which the importation of arms, &c., into China is prohibited. 2. Mr Chamberlain is not aware whether the Proclamation of 7th August 1900 prohibiting the export of arms and ammunition to China is still in force; but if so he assumes that it will be withdrawn, and that the Colonial Governments concerned may now be allowed to cancel the restrictions ... བ་མ་ས་

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Co. F.0./21480/03. Downing Street, 193 25 June, 1903. DRAFT. The Under Secretary of State, Foreign Office. MINUTE. Mr. Fiddian 17/6 Mr. Collins 17. Mr Johnson 17. Mr. Autobus. Mr Round XMr. Cox. 25. XMr. Lucas, 25 fs. Mr Graham-- Sia M. Ommannoy Bari of Onalows- Ma Chumbosluise (This should have been registered General?) G.W.J. Yes, I think so F.R.R Anod 27870 General See further minute, F.R.R.20/6/03. Sir, I am directed by Mr Secretary Chamberlain to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 11th instant, closing a copy of a note to the Russian Ambassador, stating that His Majesty's Government are unable to join in any proposals to the Chinese Government with the object of obtain ing the consent of that Government to the prolongation of the period during which the importation of arms, &c., into China is prohibited. 2. Mr Chamberlain is not aware whether the Proclamation of 7th August 1900 prohibiting the export of arms and ammunition to China is still in force; but if so he assumes that it will be withdrawn, and that the Colonial concerned Governments may now be allowed to cancel the A restrictions བ་མ་ས་

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