CO129-477 - Public Offices - 1922 — Page 474

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Code telegram to Mr. Clive (Peking),

Foreign Office, 13th December, 1922, 3.30 p.m.

(R).

Sir B. Alston's despatches No.509 (of August 10th) and No.596 (of September 20th: Anglo-Chinese).

Until you receive full instructions, which will follow by despatch, care should be taken in every case to maintain full claim of His Majesty's Government to protection of Anglo-Chinese summarized in my despatch No.656 of August 21st.