CO129-476 - Acting Governor Claud Severn & Governor Sir Stubbs - 1922 [8-12] — Page 282

MINUTER MAT TA

WRITIN

I would reply that it is too late to arrange a

further interview with Sir R. 9. Stubbs,

and say that in view of the Gov.'s attitude

on the question of compensation for goodwill

the S. of 3. does not see his way to over-ruling

him in the matter, esp. as Lord Milner after

very careful conson, of the matter informed the

that 0/while

Gov. by desp. of 14 Sept. 20 while he was advised

that the Petitioners were in equity entitled

to compensation for all losses actually

incurred, loss in respect of future profit

should be excluded.

A.E.C. 18.10.22

Jaque.

Sir R. Grindle,

G.G. 18.10.12

I stand the slove

I word this afternoon

sinate to

an

result ofthe political events tring,

how we

Lawm not in a position to

del with this officially.

Then

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21.10.22

786

C.O

TELEGRAM from the Officer Administeri

tering tho

Government of Hong Kong to the Segretary of State

for the Colonies.

REGG OCT 22

276

Dated 6th October, 1922.

(Received Colonial Office 12.57 p.m. 6th October, 1922)

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Your telegram 4th October following for Governor

existing licence has been extended until the end of

(in) 1923.

SEVERN.