CO129-556-16 Anti-piracy measures 17-1-1935 - 27-7-1935 — Page 26

2.

Frederic mreyer of the result of Sir John Brenan's

enquiries therefore I suggested that should he desire

to pursue the matter further, it might be Aesirable

for Airect discussions to take place at Shanghai be-

tween one of his staff officers and the Inspectorate

General of Chinese Customs.

3.

I now have the honour to transmit a copy of

letter from the Commander-in-Chief enclosing copies of

correspondence between himself and the Inspector-General,

from which it will be seen that full agreement has been

reached between them as to the best method of ensuring

cooperation between the British Navy and the Customs

in anti-piracy work.

I have the honour to be,

With the highest respect,

Sir,

Your most obedient,

humble Servant,

(SIGNED) ALEXANDER CADOGAN.

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