CO129-450 - Acting Governor Claud Severn - 1918 [10-12] — Page 54

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SELAVER

Dear Abrahams,

Downing Street,

14 October, 1918,

63

Thank you for your latter of the 4th of October

with which I agree, as to silver for China.

1 now

5th Oct send you paraphrase of the telegram sent to the Officer

11th " Ad sinistering the Government with the reply from Hong

Kong. I am sending copies to Ramsay and Addis. You

will see that Rong Kong is very unwilling to part with

any silver. Fortunately, as you pointed out, the

situation in Shanghai hau eased.

Yours sincerely,

(sa). As Colling

ABRAHAMS, K.C.B.,