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qou kden, and given the sumilative total of these an 1 Cavalry
Regiment, 4 Pack Batteries, 7 Engineer Companies and 20
Infantry Battalions.
We also invite your attalion to telegram
#8971 of same date from far vɗfies to Commander-in-Chief,
It is apparent from these and similar telograms that
the dar uffice is counting sa India suntinuing to find these overeen garrison (Ta omitted), and it is all the more necessary
therefore, that we should reseive early and definite orders as
to extent we shall be asked to provide such garrisons LÀ 2
quasi-persaanent arrangement, Publie opinion in India will
not tolerate any longer a system under which our troans are
retained or sent back to suit the fluctuating requirements of
His Majesty's Governmdust.
14. Je rely upon you to give us very early intimation
if our offer to find troops for garrison duties in the Handated
territories, subject to the sonditions stated, is not accepted by His Majesty's Goverment. In that ease, we must continue
the disbandment and demobilisation of treure wh are sur Jus
then such disbandasent mud to our post-war establishment.
danəkilization have been completed, the difficulties of
raising the troups, should they hereafter be required, have
already been somminisated in paragraoh % of our telegram dated
6th May.
15.
Xf His Majesty's Government de not accent sur presen k offer, we desire to make it clear that the other alternative mentioned in paracranh 3 of our telegram dated 6th MAY, still open though this arrangment would cause far MOTÉ
administrative inconvenience ties the alternative mV CAT
forward.
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