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We have now to decide what is to be printed.
We shall have to consult the F.0. at least as
regards No. 46 in which the Governor quotes
opinions of Consular officers. I would suggest
that subject to F.O. views, we print the following:- (madation to the 1923 Ond
Telegram to Hong Kong (No.2.) omitting
Kohey may possibly object to Eume of
the remarks about China, hur C.
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have parded wase things in B
W.H.W. Ammal
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words "suitable for publication."
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Telegram from H.K. of 29th of January (No.4.)
Despatch from H.K. No. 91 of the 22nd of Feb.
(No: 19).
Telegram to H.K. of the 20th of April, (No.32)
4Despatch from H.K. No.25 of the 16th of
May. (No. 46)
Despatch to Hong Kong, No. 215 of the 22nd of August (No. 51).
I think we may assume Sir C. Clementi's consent to
the publication of his despatches as he was very
clearly warned that they would be published. We
will
may also assume that he take the responsibility
of publishing the opinions of people in Hong Kong
whom he quotes. The only difficulty that may be anticipated is as regards the Consular Representatives
opinion.
papers
? Sent copies of all the dobroteles that it is
proposed to print to the F.0., explain that the will be available S. of S. has undertaken to lay the papers before
lay Chase of
Parliament and proposes to ask whether the F.0.
see any objection to the publication of the opinions
of H.M. Consular Representatives in China which are
quoted by Sir C. Clementi in his despatch of the
16th of May.
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