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Thesion unless we

an prefaced to stultify

musches late by thing the 7.0 (hypotheticky) that the nicessary lipistation he been

them out.

As 65. Apica It is Itchers a section abingalle & pass Unic Laws: the potutorates I do so tance int it has hem held the if the Union

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the Union abstains there.

point in compelling the Protection.

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KR 13/10/13.

As regards Maur. we were told in 8052/13 that legislation

on the approved model would be introduced during

the Session now nearing its end. There is no reason

to anticipate difficulty in passing the Ord., and

we shall probably get it very soon, and the Conven-

tion can then be signed on behalf of Maur.

As to W. Indies, where we have no majority, it is

clearly undesirable to sign the Convention on their

behalf till the legislation rendered necessary by the

Convention is passed. I have before suggested that

in their case the Legislatures might be invited at

once to payss legislation enabling the Gov. in

Council to make regulations for the purpose of carry

ing out the Convention. I think it unlikely that they

would refuse to do so

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South Africa is the main burden of

letter. I do therefore have on the paper without delaying to look up the W. I.

Colonies con echuld.

cases individually

we will so unto their

I suggest a paraprapla

for the draft on their haper when V. A. has

been dealt with.

16.10.17.

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action which they could not carry out.

should but Ihre no reason why won shemmill not make another appeal to them. The affeal must of course or a full reasond one. If kin afper

my Protectorates will follow suit, & nodrukk The Pledisin too.

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