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THE CONTROLLER,

Ind

Gov./31746/Hong Kong

Sir,

(4345)

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Downing Street,

139

3

Ju 1917.

FOREIGN TRADE DEPARTMENT.

MINUTE.

Mr. Beckett 2/6/17

Mr. Robinson 30/6/17

Mr.

Mr. Grindle.

Mr. Lambert.

Mr. Read

Sir G. Fiddes.

Mr. Steel-Maitland.

Mr. Long.

Governor Hong Kong Confiuential 28th April, 1917.

With reference to the letter from

this Department of the 14th of February,

1917, I am directed by Mr. Secretary Long

to request you to lay before Mr.Secretary

Balfour the accompanying copy of a

Confidential despatch from the Governor

of Hong Kong regarding the seizure and

forfeiture of certain goods of enemy

origin.

2. With Lr. Balfour's concurrence,

affroot

Mr. Long proposes to concur in the

proposal made in the last paragraph of

Sir H. May's despatch.

I am, etc.,

(SD)

(Signed) G. GRINDLE