CO129-419 - Individuals - 1914 — Page 458

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the partnership as at mm end, and regarded all business pending at the

outbreak of the War as carried out on behalf of the firm in the winding up

of the business at that date, and he has treated all business subsequently

transacted as done by him entirely on his own responsibility.

Kr. Rolf is wishful to transact the business in Hong Kong in the

ordinary seurue but it appears from communications received from his Manager there and from a letter dated the 11tn. of September last from the

Colonial Secretary at Hong Kong, that difficulties are placed in the

working of tae usual methods of business.

To understand that our Client explained the position to Mr. Tennyson at the Colonial Office on Friday last, and arranged to make this

application for a licence to trade.

There are contracts in the course of execution with persons, firms and companies in Yorkshire and Lancashire, and if these gooda sould not be taken up it would involve a serious loss not only to our Client but alse to the suppliers in England from whom the goods have bom purchased,

and are in the course of manufacture,

Our Client has continued shipping during the time which has elapsed since the outbreak of the War, and a considerable quantity of goods are ready for shipment at the present moment.

The regulations issued by the Colonial Becretary at Hong Kong would endanger the business owing to the fact that payments of money are due to our Client, and this money is required for the fulfilment of his

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The Under-Beoretary of State for

the Colonies.

obligations