CO129-479 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1923 [1-3] — Page 469

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Gov/13022/23.

Hong Kong.

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23 March, 1923.

Dear Sir Travers Clarke,

At the request of Sir James

Stevenson I am enclosing, for your perusal,

copies of corres.

of Hong

Kong respecting the nature of the exhibit

of thatigel „ð at the British Empire Exhbn.

the

Mr.

MINUTE.

17. Greenhill 22/3

Mr. Hood 22,

Mr.

Mr. Davia.

★ Sir G. Grindle. 22

Sir H. Bead.

Sir J. Masterton Smith.

Mr. Ormsby Gore.

Duke of Devonshire.

· from Hongkong - 127el: (2767)-

m.S.N. Stabb

1237el (9861)

pastel

(6March (11980)

together with cupies of sOFFER.

subject with the Genl. Kanagar of the

Exibn

You will no doubt remember that

the Management Cttee. of the Exhbn. at

their Meeting of the 8th. inst., endorsed

the opinion of the Empire Products Cttes.

that while there would be no objection to

a Chinese Restaurant, it would be necessar

• Major Belcher (1581)to adhere to the principle, already laid

(13022)

1 fr Hongkong - is thich

down, that articles exhibited must be

produced or mainly manufactured in the

British Empire. Articles of Chinese

manufacture could not therefore be

exhibited or sold.