:
and the Bank on the 18th of June, 1915,
caused them to be reshipped by the
fira manill
S.SC.Lopez & Lopea" to the order of
Kessrs Alexander Ross and Company, the
d liquidators of lesars Willeyerink and
Company. It appears that those goods
ivery property,
on landing were/seized by your Goverment
as being enemy goods.
3. I have caused the managemont of
the British Establishment of the Dresdner
Bank to be informed that they ought, before
taking steps to tranship those goods,
to have
secured from the Board of Trade a licence
allowing them to take such action. The
Bank have, however, given an undertaking
that if they are allowed to take delivery
of and sell the goods in Hong Kong they
will account to His Majesty's Government
for any balance that ray remain of the
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proceeds of the sale of the goods after the
satisfaction of their lien, including therein
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suns reasonably expended by them in
transhipping, forwarding and selling the
goods,
I have informed that they-I
xill now give instations that the
Mary thing for how
goods sheula Se roleased to them and
they should be allowed to sell the
same in Hong Kong with the written
sanction of the Proper Officer of the
Crow, and that they neki account to
swould
him for the proceeds in accordance with
the terms of their guarantee.
4. As these goods appear to have
been brought to Hong Kong on board a
neutral vessel it appears to be open to
doubt whether they can properly be
made the subject of Prize proceedings,
and in these circumstances I am advised
that the best course will be for any
balance which may be paid over to the
Proper Officer of the Crown in the
Colony to be paid to me through the
Crow Agents for the Colonies, so that
I
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