CO129-495 - Governor Sir Clementi - 1926 [11-12] — Page 357

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Secessary to press his request that Parliament Thould be asked to guarantee the loan of 23,000,000 which has been made to Hong Kong. As however it is now clear that there la no

longer any prospect of reaching an early

ettlement with Canton, Mr.Amery fears that,

in view of the serious issues raised in the

Governor's telegram,he will be compelled to request Their Lordshipsh to reconsider the decision notified in your letter under reference.

I an

sir.

Your most obedient Servant.

(Bigned) G. GRINDLE,

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