CO129-485 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1924 [8-12] — Page 410

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In view of the recent Cabinet decision as to the Singapore Buce, the enclosed telegram from Hong Kong is

I think you will agree with me that singul rly opportune, it would have a very huppy effect if, when the announcement is made in Parliament, I could say that not only are the

8 traits Settlemonta waintaining their former generous atti- tude in regard to the gift of land but also Hong Kong has

I understand that the shipping made this fine offer. control profite mounted to over two million dollars (Hong Kong currency), which at present rates is equivalent to nearly a quarter of a million sterling.

1 am sure you will agree with me in this, and

I hope that in the circumstances the admiralty will see its way to humouring local feelings and waiving its objec- tions to the reclamation project to which the Governor refers. It will be necessary to take a decision quickly if we are to let Stubbe know in time to get the concent

of his Unofficials before the announcement of the Cabinet

decision is made.

The Rt. Hon.

F.C.Bridgeman, M.P.

прибы LSA