CO129-542-12 Smuggling from Hong Kong into China 21-1-1933 - 21-8-1933 — Page 102

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Extract of letter from Sir W. Peel to

Sir J. Shuckburgh, dated 23rd January 1933

Government House,

Hong Kong.

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Lampson stayed with us a day or two on his

way thro and Maze is here just now. I discussed

the question of the Customs Agreement with both

of them but I do not think that there is much chance

of its being signed and they were of the same

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opinion. Canton is entirely anti-Nanking at heart

and it is only the Jap. action which prevents an

open breach.

So long as that is the position

Nanking cannot really push the Agreement thro.

Meanwhile if the Shipping Companies will genuinely

help I hope that we may see smuggling reduced by

our recent regulations, though I find it difficult to

be optimistic.

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