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sever all connection with the enemy firm of Arnhold,

Karberg and Company.

It therefore appears to Sir E.Grey that it is

undesirable that obstacles should be placed in the

way of their correspondence unless there is anything

in the actual correspondence of a suspicious or

objectionable character and he would, suggest for the

consideration of the Secretary of State for the

Colonies that the Censor at Hongkong should be

instructed by telegraph accordingly.

I am,

sir,

Your most obedient,

humble Servant,

Wrangley