CO129-427 - Public Offices - 1915 — Page 534

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on a neutral vessel coming from a neutral consignor; but reference to His majesty's Order in Council of 11th Arch 1915, Article III would appear at the very least to demand the detention of the gold until the attorney of the Guaranty Trust of whose equivocal position as deputy manager of an enemy semi-government bank, notice had been given satisfied the Courts of the Colony that the shipment was in reality innocent and did not come within the words in the Order in Council of August 20th 1914, "if the goods are consigned to or for a merchant

the authorities or other person under the control of of the Enemy State".

Copy of this despatch has been sent to the Foreign Office and His Majesty's Ambassador at Tokio.

I have, etc.,

(Signed) E. H. FRASER

Consul General

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