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CONFIDENTIAL.

Hongkong.

My Lord,

Government House, Hongkong, 8th May, 1909.

I have the honour to acknowledge your Confidential Despatch of March 25th, having reference to the Regulations for the landing of Foreign Soldiers and Sailors.

2. I did not fail to note that in the revised copy of Colonial Defence Committee's Paper No. 365-M dated March 24th, the words "through the Consul or Officer of the Country to which such Soldiers or Sailors belong" had been deleted, and they are in consequence omitted in the second regulation which alone deals with the subject of that Memorandum, viz.:- the use of British Ports abroad by Foreign Ships of War.

3. Regulation 3, to which Your Lordship draws my attention, does not refer to landing in British Ports but to landing outside harbour limits. Though the landing of Foreign Sailors elsewhere in the Colony

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

THE EARL OF CREWE

&C...

&C.

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made

[Mr. Green left this with me in order to recover

40601 Barbados on which the alteration was made.

I have only now succeeded recovering it; it had

been sent to Capt. Chancellor with Besmida papers.

Jas

Upparently, Mr. Frear contemplated replying to the Governor of Hongkong, referring to the ruling in Circular 40601/9333 of 19 May 1905 as to the legitimate functions of Consuls.

Yes. Aft.

Jas they

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Cast.

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CONFIDENTIAL. Hongkong. My Lord, Government House, Hongkong, 8th May, 1909. I have the honour to acknowledge your Confidential Despatch of March 25th, having reference to the Regulations for the landing of Foreign Soldiers and Sailors. 2. I did not fail to note that in the revised copy of Colonial Defence Committee's Paper No. 365-M dated March 24th, the words "through the Consul or Officer of the Country to which such Soldiers or Sailors belong" had been deleted, and they are in consequence omitted in the second regulation which alone deals with the subject of that Memorandum, viz.:- the use of British Ports abroad by Foreign Ships of War. 3. Regulation 3, to which Your Lordship draws my attention, does not refer to landing in British Ports but to landing outside harbour limits. Though the landing of Foreign Sailors elsewhere in the Colony THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF CREWE &C... &C. alterutrin 247~7 made [Mr. Green left this with me in order to recover 40601 Barbados on which the alteration was made. 07 I have only now succeeded recovering it; it had been sent to Capt. Chancellor with Besmida papers. Jas Upparently, Mr. Frear contemplated replying to the Governor of Hongkong, referring to the ruling in Circular 40601/9333 of 19 May 1905 as to the legitimate functions of Consuls. Yes. Aft. Jas they at mes Cast. 409 126 19349 N Page 363 Page 363 Page 363 ... ... ... Page 363 Page 363 Page 363

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alterutrin 247~7 made [Mr. Geen left this with me in order to recover 40601 Barbados on which the alteration was made. 07 I have only now succeeded recovering it it had CONFIDENTIAL. Hongkong. been sent to Capt. Chancellor with Besmida papen. Jas Upparently, Mr. frear contemplated replaming to the as in Mr Fedder' minute Sovernor of A. Kong 4ober, - refering to the ruling in Circular 40601/ am of 19 thay 1905 as to the legitimate functions of Consuls. You 9333 Yes. Aft. Jas they at mes Cast. My Lord, 409 126 19349 Government House N Hongkong, 8th. May, 1909. I have the honour to acknowledge your Confidential Despatch of March 25th. having reference to the Regulations for the landing of Foreign Soldiers and Sailors. 2. I did not fail to note that in the revised copy of Colonial Defence Committee's Paper No. 365-M dated March 24th., the words "through the Consul or Officer of the Country to which such Soldiers or Sailors belong" had been deleted, and they are in con- -sequence omitted in the second regulation which alone deals with the subject of that Memorandım viz.:- the use of British Ports abroad by Foreign Ships of War. 3. Regulation 3, to which Your Lordship draws my attention, does not refer to landing in British Ports but to landing outside harbour limits. Though the landing of Foreign Sailors elsewhere in the THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF CREWE &C... &C. Colony

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alterutrin

247~7

made

[Mr. Geen left this with me in order to recover

40601 Barbados on which the alteration was made.

I have only now succeeded

recovering

it it had

CONFIDENTIAL.

Hongkong.

been sent to Capt. Chancellor with Besmida papen.

Jas

Upparently, Mr. frear contemplated replaming to the

as in Mr Fedder' minute

Sovernor of A. Kong 4ober, - refering to the ruling in Circular 40601/

of 19 thay

1905 as

to the legitimate functions of Consuls.

You

9333

Yes. Aft.

Jas they

at mes

Cast.

My Lord,

409

126

19349

Government House N

Hongkong, 8th. May, 1909.

I have the honour to acknowledge

your Confidential Despatch of March 25th. having reference

to the Regulations for the landing of Foreign Soldiers and

Sailors.

I did not fail to note that in

the revised copy of Colonial Defence Committee's Paper

No. 365-M dated March 24th., the words "through the Consul

or Officer of the Country to which such Soldiers or

Sailors belong" had been deleted, and they are in con-

-sequence omitted in the second regulation which alone

deals with the subject of that Memorandım viz.:- the use

of British Ports abroad by Foreign Ships of War.

Regulation 3, to which Your

Lordship draws my attention, does not refer to landing in

British Ports but to landing outside harbour limits.

Though the landing of Foreign Sailors elsewhere in the

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

THE EARL OF CREWE

&C...

&C.

Colony

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