CO129-536-6 Anti-Japanese Riots 28-9-1931 - 25-2-1932 — Page 14

- 3-

13A

evoke any comment and there has never been any

suggestion that the visit entailed any humiliation on

this Colony. Any such idea would have evoked keen

resentment here and might have led to very unpleasant results. Had His Majesty's Ambassador at Tokio been

aware of the intention of the Japanese Government to send a warship to Hong Kong in connection with the Japanese disturbances I should have been glad to be

informed at the earliest possible moment.

2

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient, humble servant,

me

Governor, &c.