CO129-451 - Public Offices - 1918 — Page 356

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With reference to your letter 3.1.6094/18 of the 13th. instant, I am directed by Lord Robert Cecil to transmit to you a copy of a telegram to 18 kajesty's Ambassador at "ashington relative to the question of the requisitioned vessels belonging to Dutch Companies participating in the shipping agreement with the Indian Government. A copy of the memorandum to the Netherlands Minister, referred to in the telegram, is also enclosed in full.

it will be seen that it is hoped to urrunge

& compromise under which no further clain vill be raised by the etherlands Government that the vessels in question should be released from requisition.

1 am

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Your most obedient,

ho ble servant,

Secretary

sal120 at bril

to the Linistry of Jhipping.