CO129-421 - Governor Sir May - 1915 [3-4] — Page 211

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Code and Cypher Telegrams from Secretary of State

to His Excellency the Governor.

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197.

11th March

Code

198.

12th

Code

$99.

13th

Code

200.

13th

Code

201.

15th

.

Cypher

202.

18th

Coda

203.

19th

Code

294. 19th

Code

205.

20th

Code

206.

22nd

Gode

207.

22nd

Code

208.

22nd

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Co de

209.

23rd

Code

! 210.

23rd

Code

211. 23rd

Code

212.

23rd

Code

207

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Valuation of "Rajaburi" made by Lachlan & Co for purpose of insurance. Requesting parti- culars of appraisement by telegraph.

Instructions regarding the use of certain telegraphic codes.

Articles to be added to list of contraband of war declared by Proclamation.

Reduction of rate of premium for insurance against risk of fire in the case of certain articles.

Antimony per 8.8."Chinese Prince" for New York. Instructions regarding antimony brought in Hongkong for shipment or for transhipment

Articles to be added to list of contraband of war declared by Proclamation. (Same telegram as No.199 of 13.3.15.)

Prohibition of expert to all foreign destin- ations of all articles declared by Proclama- tion of 11th March.

Forwarding text of Order-in-Council dated 11th March regarding trading with the enemy.

British travellers from Eastern ports to Marseilles must produce their passports or consular passes to the authorities on land- ing.

Question of imposing restrictions on local companies regarding transfer of shares to or from enemy subjects resident in China.

Instructions regarding the acceptance by British ships of cargo transhipped in neutral ports.

Shipment of wolframite allowed.

Photographs should be affixed to passes and passports for Marseilles.

Prize Court proceedings in cases of "Sene- gambia" and "Ford Laeisz" to be stayed pending further instructions.

Certificatos of origin are required in respect of goods sent by parcel post.

Communicating instructions issued by the Admiralty regarding the installation of two lights in the English Channel off Folkestone and the traffic to be observed by British ships.

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