CO129-542-3 Foreshore and Sea-bed Works Bill- correspondence 9-1-1933 - 16-8-1933 — Page 19

Mr. Calder.

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The Secretary of State has not seen Mr.

Looker's letter, but I think that all that is

required in reply is a note on his behalf to say

that Mr. Cowell or yourself will see Mr. Looker

when he cares to call.

Perhaps you would

suggest a time, and i will fix up accordingly?

Es. Boyd

20.5.33.

Mom Boyd

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Can

fee

day before 31 May

themes any

or after Whistonn,

12 noon

but 9

should like pp, now with Sir S. Wilson, to reach

preferably about

5. of S. first.

#RE

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Mr. Cowell

I have written to Mr. Looker as in the

copy of the letter attached. The papers have now come on to the S. of S. from Sir S. Wilson, but Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister has been so busy during the last few days that it has not been possible for him to look at the Foreshore and Sea Bed Works

Ordinance in its revised form, or to take the papers

away with him this weekend. I think, therefore, the best arrangement will be that, some time before

Mr. Looker comes to see you you should take an

you

opportunity of explaining the present position to

the