CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 753

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against possible abuse and misunderstanding, that the organs of Chiness administration at the places done emned shall be made aware of

the names of persons of the class above in-

dicated registered at British consul at as in

China in order that they may know that the per-

gone so registered should be treated as British

wubjects in China. The names of all much per-

sone who have registered themselves at British

Consulate in China shell therefore be communi-

catat once a year by the British @onguls gone

cerned to the Chinese officials at the ringen

at which they are stationed and the latter wil

thereupon regard the persons whose hares have bean wo comunicated to them my Eritish subjects Disputed saes shall be referred to the Tai Chisa

Pu and K.), Legation for decision. It is under-

stood that in future registration in the case of

taese British subjects of Chinese ancestry shall

be confined as far as the Far East in concerned

to British subjects of the second generation,

that is to say, to persons born in Brition pro-

teatorates and British Colonies, such as Hongker

or the straite Settlement, whose fathers were

themselves either born in the British territorių

in question whether before or after their cosmic

to Great Britain or were naturalised as British

subjects therein; but, in order to avoid injust:

and complications in individual cases, it is

further understood that registrations already

effected prior to the year 1925 shall continue

to be valid in the future.

I have the honour to request tamed Ya'a

confirmation of the above provisional procedure?

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