CO129-395 - Public Offices - 1912 — Page 73

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Foreign Office,

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the Registrar of Trade Marks of that Colony on the

proposed Convention with the Japanese Government for the

mutual protection of Trade Marks in China, I am directed

by Secretary Sir E.Grey to inform you that he proposes,

subject to the concurrence of the Secretary of State

for the Colonies, and of the Bourd of Trade, who have

also been consulted, to instruct His Majesty's Ambassa-

dor at Tokio to submit the draft Convention enclosed in

the letter from this Department of the 9th of December

last to the Japanese Government.

Sir E.Grey would also suggest that coples of this

draft Convention should be communicated to the

Manchester Chamber of Commerce end to the China Associa-

tion, and that they should be informed of the action

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