19
8 lay
We W. I. Dept of the &
was written
on the
assumption that the
procedure agreed upon for exports from British
Colonies would be adopted
in this case.
However, as it appears that
the procedure adopted
in the case of shipments from
neutral countries has
been followed & that
the Former's tel of
on 5 May means
that the goods
accompanied
are in the appropriate terms.
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Swiss Consul at Manila
I am to enquire whether,
in such a case,
Lord Robert Cecil thinks
that the Goods should
be allowed to proceed without requiring the production
of the actual Certificate
in this country.
3. I am also to
request that this
Department be favoured with a general ruling
as to whether prohibited articles
goods from neutral Countries landed at
British oversea ports for transhipment,
& Switzerland may
Certificate
of the
19
8 lay
we W. I. Dept of the &
was written
an the
assumption that the
Frocedure agreed apar for exports from British
Colands wald
adopted
case.
be
ai
thi
an recarsan
havever, as
I ne
the case
4 transhipment
ot hold appear that
the Troccoure adopted
in the case of chubwents from
neutral countries has
been follared & that
the Faremor's tel of
in 5 May means
wat the woods
accompanied
are
Ę a
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Swiss Consul at Manila
in the appropriate teams.
I am wenquire whether,
of such & the
lase,
To Robert (ecil thinks
that the Goods shobe
allaved to proceed without requiring the production
f the actual Certificate
in this country.
3. I am also to
requst but that this
th.h was be favared with a genral outing
as to whether frohibited a vestidet
रह
goods from neutral Cantons landed at
Mitish oversea fort's for transhipment.
& Switzerland may
Certificate
of the
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