CO129-532-1 Basis of assessment for military contributions 9-12-1930 - 29-3-1932 — Page 47

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C. O.

Mr. Caine.

14.31.

Mr. Clausen 4/11 Mr. Gulder 13.11

Mr. Tomlinson.

Но

Sir C. Bottomley.

Sir J. Shuckburgh.

Sir G. Grindle.

Permt. U.S. of S.

YED

Cartie

منا

COLONIAL OFFICE

82756/31 Hon; Kong.

Ausd For 92622/32.

Sir,

19:

Downing Street,

Octol931 1931.

20 NOV

Parly. U.S. of S.

Secretary of State.

DRAFT.comson

قلم

THE UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE,

WAR OFFICE.

Tel. to Gov. 11th Sept.

(11)

bety for 7

[2]

192

asseerment

Tel. ir. Gov. 2nd October.

(12

various

various point

etc. to refer to the letter

I am oto. to Bonowense

from this Dept. of the 27th of Feb.

the receipt of your letter No. 82756/3; evalosing a copy of

16/Abroad/270 (1.7.) of the 7th

despatch from the Gov. of H. King regarding

of August on the subject of

the exemption of certain items of revenne from

military contribution

The questions at

issue have been the subject of

further semi-official discussion

and I am now directed to request

you to convey to the Army Council

on the

the following rabears.

Irdless Telegraphy.

19

as

ann

this is

and

Lis P. Cunliffe-Lister is understee that the

i new productive, tipicios dertaking which was not in existence when the military

unered

contribution was a

Copy to Treasury L.F.

2 drafts.

Army Council war fihat

agree that there is in case for " treating

the revenue from this

War on the basis of net

receipts, the expenditure bring deducted from the grows u

-cripts in ode to determine the amount to to La!!. into conson in assessing the military contribution. A

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