CO129-521-12 Chinese Customs- proposed agreement with Hong Kong 2-4-1930 - 16-6-1930 — Page 10

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of being treated for customs purpones

as practically

a

Chinese port if

the Colony insists on demanding inland navigation privileges. The F-0.

think they may.

It is a matter which

The new

Govenor will have to

consider. Ineanwhite the acting

Governor should not satte

any

decisive statu

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It is important to keep on

The

/ur. Image, the

right vide

vide of

inspector General, who may feel he

is being ignored.

Therefore

сле

recommend actions as im

The

lete gram

herewith

27.2.00

B.H.6.

aborce.

18.1.30

G.G

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