CO129-561-7 Hong Kong University 4-1-1937 - 22-9-1937 — Page 38

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2, Richmond Terrace,

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22nd September, 1937.

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write personally to me as freely as you like.

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After you

have had time to survey the situation we shall, of course,

WOHYAM AUHTЯA (bengia)

be glad to know your views. You will bear in mind, I

know, the position of the Secretary of State in this

matter, and the fact that the University is neither a

Government institution nor controlled by the Secretary of

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State.

You will have as fellow traveller Sir Geoffry

Northcote, the new Governor of Hong Kong, who as Governor

will also become Chancellor of the University.

He is