I am afraid that in present circumstances it is quite impossible to say anything other than that the Special Administrative Zone being referred to is Hong Kong.
Mr. Stubbs, Sir C. Davis, Sir G. Grindle, Sir B. ... , Sir J. Masterton, Lord M... , Ms. Crimby Glace, Sir Thomas, Duke of Devonshire, and Mr. Corus were in attendance.
There will be no difficulty in leaving the bay. The climate you have never applied to Hong Kong, since you have complained of the heat and the entertainment limits on the King's Birthday (too hot for anything) and the uniform worn throughout the year makes it quite uncomfortable anyhow.
Apart from possible complications which might keep you at your post, another force is being formed at Houghong being extended.
Your letter of 10 OCT 1924, folio 629, refers.
The new arrangement for the ... makes it quite comfortable anyhow.
460 repeat rate.
Lols for S. Grindlin eis.
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10 OCT 1924
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I am afraid that in present
Attend ever it is quite imperswill
Asay anything other
A
Zone being
ferred to
A
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MINUTE.
347. (Min 8/10
Mr.
Mr.
Sir C. Davis.
Sir G. Grindle
Sy B.
Sir J. Mastardew=timalth.
Lod MumA,
Ms. Crimsby Glace.
Zur Thomas
Duke of Devonshire.
zaur Corus
8 0
B
another jovemorenit
force form at Hougthong being extended..
There will be wo
difficulty and
lechest
to leave bay. The calling you
When
never afflied to Houghing, sinine
You have
460
peat rate
Birthday (too hot
entertainment Lim
for
on
The King's
thing)
anduslood A
miiformly through the
The new
arrangement for the ong makes it quit
comfortable anyhow.
Apart from possith complications which might keep you
at
your foot
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