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ADMIRALTY. S. W. I.

October. 1927.

C.O

M.0255.

28th

CONFIDENTIAL.

1054/6

2

128

28

Sir,

54428

TRE IRE 2 NOV ?2

Conect ref. Obrained from

In connection with Admiralty Letter M.0180 0/280

197

of 2nd September 1922, I am commanded by My Lords

Commissioners of the Admiralty to acquaint you that They

Admg by foluene

have recently had under consideration the question of the

effect of Article 19 of the Washington Agreement, a copy

of which is attached, on the Defence and development of

Hong Kong

2.-

In the course of their review of these questions

it was brought to Their Lordships' attention that any

construction of additional docks at Hong Kong or of

breakwaters which might be regarded as of service to the defence

of Hong Kong must be regarded as a violation of Article 19 of

the Treaty, if carried out either by H.M.Government or with

the help of funds provided by H.M.Government.

3.-

I am accordingly to request that you will bring

to the attention of the Secretary of State the fact that

Article 19 of the Washington Treaty will debar H.M.Government

from subsidising these or any other works which could be

regarded as conducing to the improvement of Hong Kong from a

Military or Naval point of view.

4.

The Under Secretary of State,

COLONIAL

OFFICE.

I am,

Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

Charles Weather...

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ADMIRALTY. S. W. I.October. 1927.C.OM.0255.28thCONFIDENTIAL.1054/6212828Sir,54428TRE IRE 2 NOV ?2Conect ref. Obrained fromIn connection with Admiralty Letter M.0180 0/280197of 2nd September 1922, I am commanded by My LordsCommissioners of the Admiralty to acquaint you that TheyAdmg by foluenehave recently had under consideration the question of theeffect of Article 19 of the Washington Agreement, a copyof which is attached, on the Defence and development ofHong Kong2.-In the course of their review of these questionsit was brought to Their Lordships' attention that anyconstruction of additional docks at Hong Kong or ofbreakwaters which might be regarded as of service to the defenceof Hong Kong must be regarded as a violation of Article 19 ofthe Treaty, if carried out either by H.M.Government or withthe help of funds provided by H.M.Government.3.-I am accordingly to request that you will bringto the attention of the Secretary of State the fact thatArticle 19 of the Washington Treaty will debar H.M.Governmentfrom subsidising these or any other works which could beregarded as conducing to the improvement of Hong Kong from aMilitary or Naval point of view.4.The Under Secretary of State,COLONIALOFFICE.I am,Sir,Your obedient Servant,Charles Weather...
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ADMIRALTY. S. W. I.

October. 1927.

C.O

M.0255.

28th

CONFIDENTIAL.

1054/6

2

128

28

Sir,

54428

TRE IRE 2 NOV ?2

Conect ref. Obrained from

In connection with Admiralty Letter M.0180 0/280

197

of 2nd September 1922, I am commanded by My Lords

Commissioners of the Admiralty to acquaint you that They Admg by foluene

have recently had under consideration the question of the

effect of Artiole 19 of the Washington Agreement, a copy

of which is attached, on the Defence and development of

Hong Kong

2.-

In the course of their review of these questions

it was brought to Their Lordships' attention that any

construction of additional docks at Hong Kong or of

breakwaters which might be regarded as of service to the defence

of Hong Kong must be regarded as a violation of Article 19 of

the Treaty, if carried out either by H.M.Government or with

the help of funds provided by H.M.Government.

3.-

I am accordingly to request that you will bring

to the attention of the Secretary of State the fact that

Article 19 of the Washington Treaty will debar H.M.Government

from subsidising these or any other works which could be

regarded as conducing to the improvement of Hong Kong from a

Military or Naval point of view.

$4

The Under Secretary of State,

COLONIAL

BOB.7788.

OFFICE.

I am

gir,

+

Your obedient Bervant,

Charles Weather

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