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enemy trade, and the views held by the Chamber in the matter of Enemy Trade Marks are the stronger for that reason. Hence the step taken

by Eon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak.

var,

4.

Dealing with paragraph 4, my Committee desire me to state that this Chamber holds the view that the solution of this questich, in common with other enemy trade questions, does not entirely depend on the issue of the War, but is open for consideration and settlement with other like matters from day to day during the

It is recognised that this particular question is not one that can be decided here for the Empire, but it is represented that H. K.'s Government may be informed of the policy advocated by the Chamber with a view to securing the nearest practicable solution of this question to the detriment of the Enemy, and we see no reason why local legis- lation should not be enacted to embody the views held by business men here as a means to this end. The Committee of this Chamber cannot conceive how it can in any way be absurd for this Colony to join hands with other Overseas Dominions in the advocacy of vigorous anti-enemy trade policy, particularly when its own interests are

concerned.

The Honourable

The Colonial Secretary.

I am, etc.,

(SD.) E.A.M.Williams,

Secretary.

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