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TREASURY CHAMBERS

C.O.

18 June 1918.

Treasury Reference: 22025/18/110

Other References: 29027 Gov, 26382

Sir,

I have laid before the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury Mr. Grindle's letter of the 4th instant relative to the further contribution of £250,000 by Hongkong towards the expenses of the war; and in reply I am to say that They entirely concur in the answer which Mr. Long proposes to send to the Governor. My Lords would be glad to receive in due course copies of any Ordinance relative to this gift and to present a Minute to Parliament recording this addition to the generous gifts already made by the Colony.

It would be convenient, if the Governor of Hongkong sees no objection, for this gift to be paid to the Treasury Chest Officer, Hongkong and My Lords would be much obliged if the Governor would inform the Treasury Chest Officer, if he feels able to adopt this course and would cause Them to be notified of the probable dates on which payments will be made.

I am,

Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

Melamar

Any reply to this letter should be addressed to:

THE SECRETARY, TREASURY, WHITEHALL, LONDON, S.W. 1, and the following number quoted: 22025/18/110.

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office.

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TREASURY CHAMBERSC.O.18 June 1918.Treasury Reference: 22025/18/110Other References: 29027 Gov, 26382Sir,I have laid before the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury Mr. Grindle's letter of the 4th instant relative to the further contribution of £250,000 by Hongkong towards the expenses of the war; and in reply I am to say that They entirely concur in the answer which Mr. Long proposes to send to the Governor. My Lords would be glad to receive in due course copies of any Ordinance relative to this gift and to present a Minute to Parliament recording this addition to the generous gifts already made by the Colony.It would be convenient, if the Governor of Hongkong sees no objection, for this gift to be paid to the Treasury Chest Officer, Hongkong and My Lords would be much obliged if the Governor would inform the Treasury Chest Officer, if he feels able to adopt this course and would cause Them to be notified of the probable dates on which payments will be made.I am,Sir,Your obedient Servant,MelamarAny reply to this letter should be addressed to:THE SECRETARY, TREASURY, WHITEHALL, LONDON, S.W. 1, and the following number quoted: 22025/18/110.The Under Secretary of State,Colonial Office.
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MAX.Any reply to this letter should be addressed to-THE SECRETARY,TREASURY,WHITEHALL, LONDON, S.W. 1. and the following number quoted,2202518110TREASURY CHAMBERSC.O.!! June 1918. 29027 GovSir,I have laid before the Lords Commissioners of His26382. Majesty's Treasury Mr. Grindle's letter of the 4th instant relative to the further contribution of £250,000 by Hongkong towards the expenses of the war; and in reply I am to say that They entirely concur in the answer which Mr. Long proposes to send to the Governor. My Lords would be glad to receive in due course copies of any Ordinance relative to this gift and to present a Minute to Parlia- ment recording this addition to the generous gifts already made by the Colony.It would be convenient, if the Governor of Hongkong sees no objection, for this gift to be paid to the Treasury Chest Officer, Hongkong and My Lords would be much obliged if the Governor would inform the Treasury Chest Officer, if he feels able to adopt this course and would cause Them to be notified of the probable dates on which payments will be made.The Under Secretary of State,Colonial Office.I am,Sir,Your obedient Servant,Melamar
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MAX.

Any reply to this letter should be addressed to-

THE SECRETARY,

TREASURY,

WHITEHALL, LONDON, S.W. 1. and the following number quoted,

22025

18

110

TREASURY CHAMBERS

C.O.

!! June 1918.

29027

Gov

Sir,

I have laid before the Lords Commissioners of His

26382. Majesty's Treasury Mr. Grindle's letter of the 4th instant

relative to the further contribution of £250,000 by Hongkong towards the expenses of the war; and in reply

I am to say that They entirely concur in the answer which Mr. Long proposes to send to the Governor. My Lords would be glad to receive in due course copies of any Ordinance relative to this gift and to present a Minute to Parlia- ment recording this addition to the generous gifts already

made by the Colony.

It would be convenient, if the Governor of Hongkong sees no objection, for this gift to be paid to the Treasury Chest Officer, Hongkong and My Lords would be much obliged if the Governor would inform the Treasury Chest Officer, if he feels able to adopt this course and would cause Them to be notified of the probable dates on which payments will be made.

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office.

I am,

Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

Melamar

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