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Simla, 28th August, 1917.

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With reference to the correspondence ending

with your letter No.1067/1917 dated the 20th June, 1917, I am

directed to inform you that in the circumstances explained

the Governor-General of India in Council has been pleased to

exempt by order in writing under rule 4 of the Defence of

India (Passport) Rules, 1917, all natives of India travelling

from Hongkong to India from the operation of rule 3 of the

said Rules provided that they are in possession of permita

(with photographs) issued by the Superintendent of Police at

Hongkong. These permits should contain a full description of

the bearer.

2.

I am to request that copies of all such permits

(with photographs) may be furnished to the Government of

India, who should also continue to be apprised by cable, sa at

present, of all Indians returning to India from Hongkong.

The Honourable

The Colonial Secretary,

Hongkog

I have, etc.

Sd.

A. H. GRANT,

Secretary to the Government of India, Foreign Department.

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