CO129-494 - Governor Sir Clementi - 1926 [9-10] — Page 143

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on this understanding.

3.

Kr.Amery has throughout maintained the attitude

at these charges are proper to be borne by Imperial

inds, and he agreed to the arrangement sanctioned for

le period from the 20th April, 1926 only in view of

e necessity for an immediate settlement. He still

heres to this attitude, but in view of the fact that

le latter arrangement has now been in force for some

nths, he would be prepared, though with some reluctance

sequiesce in it. He considers, however, that there is

strong case for more generous treatment for the period

ior to the 20th April 1920, when lossen were necessarily

javier and conditions more disturbed, and he desires

rongly to support the Governor's recommendation that the

ble of the nett losses in respect of this period should

met from Imperial funds.

4. Finally, I am to point out (a) that the claim

blosed has been capulated on the revised basis, andis

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than half that anticipated, and (b) that had it not

for the re-establishment of the steamer service, it

would

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