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any further communication

his subject, please quote

No.

F 2440/93/10.

and address-

not to any person by name,

but to-

"The Under-Secretary of State,"

Foreign Office,

London, S.W. 1.

Sir,

RECEIVED 30 MAR 1927

COL. OFFICE

7105

FOREIGN OFFICE.

S.W.1.

135

28th March, 1927.

I am directed by His Majesty's Principal

Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to refer to

Mr. Secretary Amery's letters to Lord Buxton and to

himself of February 19th regarding certain proposals

made by the Governor of Hongkong for the disposal of

the Boxer Indemnity, and to transmit herewith, to be

laid before Mr. Amery, a copy of a memorandum by the

Chairman of the China Indemnity Advisory Committee,

approved by the available members on March 16th,

commenting on the Governor's communication.

I am,

Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

The Under-Secretary of State,

Colonial Office.

George Mounsey.