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Oft herewith

cuad

19/10/16

6318. W.I. 15591/806. 100,000. 1/16. D.D. & L. (UT)

Any further communication should be addressed to-

THE SECRETARY,

at the address given opposite.

The following letters and number must be quoted:-

W.T.D. 14869/16.

Letters will be dealt with more expeditiously if they relate to one application only.

Telegrams:-

WARTRADE, Vic, London.

REC

C.O

49561

WAR TRADE DEPARTMENT, G.C.T. 16

4, CENTRAL BUILDINGS,

544 WESTMINSTER, S.W.

16th October, 1916,

Sir,

With reference to your letter of the 7th instant /658/16 in which you transmitted copy of a telegram from the Governor of Hong Kong, relative to the export of Wood Oil, Coconut Oil and Peanut Oil to Kobe and Manila, I am instructed by the Director of the War Trade Department to state, for the information of Mr. Secretary Bonar Law, that this Department has no objection to the export of the consignments in question.

With regard to the Coconut Oil, it is observed that there has of late, been an increase in the number of applications for permission to export Straits and Penang Coconut Oil from Hong Kong, and it would appear from this that Oil is being sent to Hong Kong, as a free destination, in order to obtain the benefit of the somewhat freer licensing policy adopted there, in view of the position of Hong Kong as transhipping centre.

The Under Secretary of State,

&c.,

&c..

Colonial Office.

I am,

Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

N. J. Highmore

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Oft herewith cuad 19/10/16 6318. W.I. 15591/806. 100,000. 1/16. D.D. & L. (UT) Any further communication should be addressed to- THE SECRETARY, at the address given opposite. The following letters and number must be quoted:- W.T.D. 14869/16. Letters will be dealt with more expeditiously if they relate to one application only. Telegrams:- WARTRADE, Vic, London. REC C.O 49561 WAR TRADE DEPARTMENT, G.C.T. 16 4, CENTRAL BUILDINGS, 544 WESTMINSTER, S.W. 16th October, 1916, Sir, With reference to your letter of the 7th instant /658/16 in which you transmitted copy of a telegram from the Governor of Hong Kong, relative to the export of Wood Oil, Coconut Oil and Peanut Oil to Kobe and Manila, I am instructed by the Director of the War Trade Department to state, for the information of Mr. Secretary Bonar Law, that this Department has no objection to the export of the consignments in question. With regard to the Coconut Oil, it is observed that there has of late, been an increase in the number of applications for permission to export Straits and Penang Coconut Oil from Hong Kong, and it would appear from this that Oil is being sent to Hong Kong, as a free destination, in order to obtain the benefit of the somewhat freer licensing policy adopted there, in view of the position of Hong Kong as transhipping centre. The Under Secretary of State, &c., &c.. Colonial Office. I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, N. J. Highmore
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whether there is anything in the suggestion Oft herewith cuad 19/10/16 6318. WI. 15591/806. 100,000. 1/16. D.D. & L. (UT) Any further communication should be addressed to- THE SECRETARY, at the address given opposite. The following letters and number must be quoted:- W.T.D. 14869/16. Letters will be dealt with more expedi tiously if they relate to one application only. Telegrams:- WARTRADE, Vic, London. REC C.O 49561 WAR TRADE DEPUMk7 GCT ¡6 4, GENTRAL BUILDINGS, 544 WESTMINSTER, S.W. 16th October, 1916, sir, With reference to your letter of the 7th instant /658/16 in which you tranemitted copy of a telegram Gouth from the Governor of Hong Kong, relative to the export of Wood 011, Coconut 011 and Peanut 011 to Kobe and Manila, I am instructed by the Director of the War Trade Department to state, for the information of Mr. Secretary Bonar Law, that this Department has no objection to the export of the consignmentsin question. With regard to the Coconut Oil, it is observed that there has of late, been an increase in the number of applications for permission to export Straits and Penang Coconut Oil from Hong Kong, and it would appear from this that Oil is being sent to Hong Kong, as a free destination,in order to obtain the benefit of the somewhat freer licensing policy adopted there, in view of the position of Hong Kong as transhipping centre. The Under Secretary of State, &C., &0.. Colonial office. I am, sir, Your obedient Servant, N. J.Highmore
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whether there is anything in the suggestion

Oft herewith

cuad

19/10/16

6318. WI. 15591/806. 100,000. 1/16. D.D. & L. (UT)

Any further communication should be addressed to-

THE SECRETARY,

at the address given opposite.

The following letters and number must be quoted:-

W.T.D. 14869/16.

Letters will be dealt with more expedi tiously if they relate to one application only.

Telegrams:-

WARTRADE, Vic, London.

REC

C.O

49561

WAR TRADE DEPUMk7 GCT ¡6

4, GENTRAL BUILDINGS,

544

WESTMINSTER, S.W.

16th October, 1916,

sir,

With reference to your letter of the 7th instant

/658/16 in which you tranemitted copy of a telegram

Gouth

from the Governor of Hong Kong, relative to the

export of Wood 011, Coconut 011 and Peanut 011 to

Kobe and Manila, I am instructed by the Director of

the War Trade Department to state, for the information

of Mr. Secretary Bonar Law, that this Department

has no objection to the export of the consignmentsin

question.

With regard to the Coconut Oil, it is observed

that there has of late, been an increase in the

number of applications for permission to export Straits

and Penang Coconut Oil from Hong Kong, and it would

appear from this that Oil is being sent to Hong Kong, as a free destination,in order to obtain the benefit of the somewhat freer licensing policy adopted there, in

view of the position of Hong Kong as transhipping

centre.

The Under Secretary of State,

&C.,

&0..

Colonial office.

I am,

sir,

Your obedient Servant,

N. J.Highmore

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