CO129-395 - Public Offices - 1912 — Page 517

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cat dong ý bortrestue tes ne at TINANDO a to

vd akt O At ench themis et il dent jermenon 210 of

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Sevma ve 03 strtorz Ladders no modelyer Invoõh

It went an Lutow we mðriatt rylosovor to notvar

Registry or shipping has long been established there.

also exgrossed my oncurrence with Sir I. Trager's view

that the Registry should be independent of the swerme

dourt, and that the Registrar should be a nezbor of the

Consular Sozvide.

Siz Havilland de Saumarez lilawolf states in hie

despatch No.15 of the 30th ult fao that in his opinion an Imperial de preferable to a Colonial register, but it

APPORTO TECa hiz dospatch to myself enclosed herewith

that he was wable to acoast modifications of the principle

of the mohome cibodled in his draft, inasmuch as it was

drawn in socordance with dofinite instructions from the

Secretary of State.

Those instruotione have not boon

communicated to me, and I have no mesis of knowing how

far,

in drafting them, consideration was given to the

argmente mentioned above, but there is one special

objection to the grogant scheme, which I fool mure has

not been sufficiently brought to you not loo; for I must

confess that the arersuze of bun Inose dauged by the re-

volution has infoztimately provented me from giving the

quest ion

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