CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 748

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LABRES ET NU VAPAAR of hem aandrat dandi

zoënte tantsin sat na nai kem tang me tre

catže vst mi

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737

(3)

the Tepartment · who was, however, careful not to pamit him-

self to any expression of opinion on the matter, promised to

study

the question and report to his Chief, the Finister for

Foreign Affaire, on the subject.

4.

I cannot my tant I am confident of abtaining any

reqult from our repreem tati one, eitner on the ap mial sage of

SCORE PR makro nt

ja Ider renk hamasa ovla ti

Vaalea at

Yeap Song Keon, or in regard to the ¿meral question of resen-

- AESARIO Dah te a wody do ə

ant sidia sca

...sa

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cat

kang t

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algteste ! all of maženost sportdD (2"

Kad me ut mukdə tam mui

1< 19#}dum vnd 70s 20

stad yakmalar zatim

ketn

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BUT HORRET 13 a a 13mma Fİ

la mi

...

DRAMATON DOOKING

GEREKİRG Na de Ligel ni „Zlær vækstand a mi ke besan (110) Yo

and 20 BAT

+

to an 3M $

„II 7€ motheune 15. BESE VAŽTA

ing an und erst and ing with the Chinees Gbremzent on the whole

question.

But the mtér has at any rate at long last been

definitely brokened with the Wai Chino Pu, and we suust hope

for the best.

5. A copy of the draft Exchange of Potee as band ef by

Fr."eichman to the Val Chine Pu ie ales attached to this fan-

paton in order that it may be an reser! for purposes of refer-

enee should the Tai Chiao Pu agree to negotiate on its basis.

I would draw attention to the wording of the final amtame of

the penultimate paragraph of the draft Legation Hote to the

Vai Chino Pa, beginning with the worês "it is un! erstood that

is future registration ..... ehall be amfined

connection with which two points arise.

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Firstly, I presume

that I am sorrest in aeeuning that we wish to apply any arrange-

mant waže primarily to British subjects of Chinese masetry

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