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conclusive.

answered im

have

In particular, they not

the generally sound points

made by Frofessor Robertson in his Memorandum

printed at page 64.

It is clear, however, that the Committee

and the Governor regard this Report as only

a preliminary clearing of the ground for a

It is not clear what

further investigation.

they have in minu, but I think it woul

obviously be desirable to do the thing properly

The swer,

M

andhavean investigation by one or more

This hartstavaim

Currency Experts of the

1 uo not think a mere consideration

by an Interuepartmental Committee in this

country would be sufficient or woula carry enough

e weight in Hong Kong. It may, however,

fiest be desirable to consult our Experts and I

would suggest as a first step, that we send

copies of the Report to r. Ezechiel and the

Treasury and suggest a meeting at an early

uate at which a Treasury representative, r.

Ezechiel, Sir John Campbell,r. Vernon anu a

representative of the Department should be

Further proceedings can be

present.

considered then.

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I don't delay this for 2.9.30

a further

minute. 24 Kemmern refut

gives mont interesting in for about the hopeless confusion of comency in China,

which

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