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In the reply to this Letter the following Number should be quoted,
17595
12
Sir,
C.
91
TREASURY CHAMBERS.
ASB, SED 1
meas
2 September 1912.
As recommended by Mr. Secretary Harcourt in Mr. Read's letter of the 28th ultimo (25277/1912) the Lords Com- missioners of His Majesty's Treasury sanction the proposal that the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation should be permitted to increase their issue of 1 dollar notes from 226,000 to 350,000, on the conditions now obtaining with regard to these notes, including the obligation of uncondi- tional withdrawal from circulation should the Government of the Colony decide to issue small notes of lower denomination than 5 dollars.
↑ send off tel. of which draft is submitted
regarding the increase of Bank 1 dollar notes.
Then send corresp. as to subsidiary coins to Gov.
^
for obsons. Point out true reference to Treas. letter
as in Mr. Robinson's minute, and with regard to par.
1 of 27755 ask him whether he considers the subcoins
accumulated on Govt. account should be sold as bullion
or passed into circulation again or held for the pre-
sent. Ask him to tel. his recommendation on this
point.
AEC 12/9
louve
The Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office.
I am,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
Mulhelmer
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