CO129-493 - Governor Sir Clementi - 1926 [6-8] — Page 142

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from His Majesty's Minister, Peking to his despatch of the 13th April, a copy of which was enclosed in tter No.F.1093/184/10 of the 20th April. The revision of

there suggested presupposes however, the existence of ly stable Central Goverment and leaves for subsequent the question of the attitude to be adopted towards dent Provinces. The Governor, on the other hand, urges irability of an immediate relaxation of the present tions on the ground that the arus embargo has failed in ject and that, as recent developments have shown, the jon of a Central Government at Paking controlling the of China can be longer be expected.

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The policy to be followed as regards requests from åton Goverment for the loan of British advisers has jn laid down in the telegram sent to Sir C.Clementi,

ten Chamberlain's concurredce, on the 23rd July, a para- of which was enclosed in the letter from this Department 24th July. I am, however, to request that the Governor'ı kdations in regard to the Arms embargo my receive care- sideration and in particular to invite attention to the at contained in the 6th paragraph of his despatch of the ane, where it is suggested that the Canton Government should itted to purchase aras and ammunition from British firms.

I am, Sir,

Your most obedient servant,

(a) Wapkin