CO129-441 - Governor Sir May - 1917 [1-3] — Page 30

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DRAFT.

UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE

FOREIGN OFFICE,

MINUTE.

Mr. Beckett 12/ Mr. Robusson 14/3.

Mr.

Mr. Grindle.

Mr. Lambert.

Mr. Read.

Sir G. Fiddes.

Mr. Steel-Mailand.

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Mr. Bonar Lake.

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Sir.

I am directed by Mr.Secretary

Long to request you to lay before Mr.

Secretary balfour the accompanying copy

of a despatch from the Governor of

Hong Kong, regarding restrictions placed

by the authorities in Tonkin on the

import of British goods into Indo-China,

and to request that, if he sees no

objection, the French Goverment may be

approached with a view to removing

these restrictions,

I am etc.,

(Signed) G. GRINDLE

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