CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 332

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kajesty's Government in his present misfortunes;

but I

consider it necessary that this protection should be extended

as far as possible, in order that the claim of His Majesty's

Goverment to continue to protect these individuals when they

How claim to protest in China may not be lost by TOLBON of

their willingness to enter into negotiations with the Chinese

DEVOTIMONS as to the general principles on wish the registra=

tion and protection in china of british subjects of Chinese

origin should be based. It is clearly desirable to maintain

the present position in regard to registration and protection

until the negotiations with the Chinese Goverment have been

begun: and it should be part of the general arrangementa,

when effected, that the prevent registrations mauli ressive

the recognition of that government.

8. At some stage it will no doubt be necessary to

modify the present elaborate system of certifianten issued

by the various solonial goverments to the British subjects

belonging to their territories; but I would deprecate the

introduction of any swosying changes in the present system,

pending the sonclusion of or an advanced stage in the negotia-

tion of an agreement with the Chinese DeverimentĮ and this

view has the songurrence of the Colonial Office, via are

informing the Governors of Hongkong and the straits Settlements

of the instructions contained in this despatch.

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1 shall be glad if you will keep His Majesty's

Consul at Dwalow and such other of His Majesty's Consular

Officers

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