CO129-405 - Public Offices - 1913 — Page 586

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Government to ratify, but only a postpone-

ment, and you should use your best endeavours

to secure the adoption by the conference of

such measures as are, in the opinion of the

delegates, likely to induce those countries

which have for one reason or another hitherto

failed to adhere, to alter their attitude

and sign the convention without further

delay, thus hastening the moment when His

Majesty's Government and the other Signatory

Powers will be in a position to proceed to

the deposit of their retifications and to

the execution of the provisions of the

convention.

The above instructions will be a

sufficient indication to you of the general

line you should follow at the conference,

and you should refer to this Department for

instructions on any point on which you are

in doubt.

Finally, I would add that your powers

to enter into any agreement are not plenary

but