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Any further communication should be addressed to

THE SECRETARY.

And the following letter and number should be quoted:—

95/0/64.

CTB.

Telegraphic Address: Munisupply, London. Telephone Number: Victoria, 8860-5, Treasury, 221-2.

MINISTRY OF MUNITIONS OF WAR,

6, WHITEHALL GARDENS,

LONDON, S.W.

C 24316

19th May, 1916.

REG 23 MAY 16

Sir,

I am directed by the Minister of Munitions to refer to your letter No. 22277/1916, dated 15th May, transmitting a copy of a telegram from the Governor of Hong Kong relative to the exportation of groundnut oil not produced in the British Empire, to Siam for local consumption.

2. Mr. Lloyd George sees no objection to the Governor being given general authority to allow such exportation, under satisfactory guarantees as to use in Siam, nor to the transhipment of any oil exported from French Indo-China under permit of the French Authorities.

I am, Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

The Under-Secretary of State,

Colonial Office,

S.W.

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CAPTAny further communication should be addressed toTHE SECRETARY.And the following letter and number should be quoted:—95/0/64.CTB.Telegraphic Address: Munisupply, London. Telephone Number: Victoria, 8860-5, Treasury, 221-2.MINISTRY OF MUNITIONS OF WAR,6, WHITEHALL GARDENS,LONDON, S.W.C 2431619th May, 1916.REG 23 MAY 16Sir,I am directed by the Minister of Munitions to refer to your letter No. 22277/1916, dated 15th May, transmitting a copy of a telegram from the Governor of Hong Kong relative to the exportation of groundnut oil not produced in the British Empire, to Siam for local consumption.2. Mr. Lloyd George sees no objection to the Governor being given general authority to allow such exportation, under satisfactory guarantees as to use in Siam, nor to the transhipment of any oil exported from French Indo-China under permit of the French Authorities.I am, Sir,Your obedient Servant,The Under-Secretary of State,Colonial Office,S.W. Page 210Page 210Page 210
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JCAPTAny further communication should be 23 to-THE SECRETARY.And the following letter and number l be quoted :—95/0/64.CTB.■plic Address: Munisupply, London. ku,hone Number: Victoria, 8860-5, Treasury, 221-2.210MINISTRY OF MUNITIONS OF WAR,6, WHITEHALL GARDENS,LONDON, S.W.C 2431619th May, 1916.RECREG 23 MAY 16Sir,I am directed by the Miniister ofYou Munitions to refer to your letter No 22277/1916, dated 15th May, transmitting copy of telegram from the Governor of Hong Kong relative to the exportation of groundnut oil not produced in the British Empire, to Siam for local consumption.2. Mr. Lloyd George sees no objection to the Governor being given general authority to allow such exportation, under satisfactory guarantees as to use in Siam, nor to the transhipment of any oil exported from French Indo-China under permit of the French Authorities.I am, Sir,Your obedient Servant,The Under-Secretary of State,Colonial office,S.T.
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Any further communication should be

23 to-

THE SECRETARY.

And the following letter and number l be quoted :—

95/0/64.

CTB.

■plic Address: Munisupply, London. ku,hone Number: Victoria, 8860-5,

Treasury, 221-2.

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MINISTRY OF MUNITIONS OF WAR,

6, WHITEHALL GARDENS,

LONDON, S.W.

C

24316

19th May, 1916.

REC

REG 23 MAY 16

Sir,

I am directed by the Mini

ister of

You Munitions to refer to your letter No 22277/1916,

dated 15th May, transmitting copy of telegram

from the Governor of Hong Kong relative to the

exportation of groundnut oil not produced in the

British Empire, to Siam for local consumption.

2.

Mr. Lloyd George sees no objection to

the Governor being given general authority to allow

such exportation, under satisfactory guarantees

as to use in Siam, nor to the transhipment of

any oil exported from French Indo-China under

permit of the French Authorities.

I am, Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

The Under-Secretary of State,

Colonial office,

S.T.

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