to the final examinations in medicino end e of the University. It will be appreciated that students who had not entered Hong Kong University at the time of the occupation of that territory by the Japanese will not be able to take advantage of this scheme.
5. Before examining the position furt or (in which event consultation with His Majesty's Anfouesador in China will probably be necessary) the secretary of tate would be glad to learn whether the trocutive committee considơm thr & schome on the lince ophood would eachle the General Bicol founcil to continue resouition for medical registration of the Hong Kong sardinal depreca.
A copy of this letter is being sent to the Foreign Office.
I AD
gir,
Your obedient servant,
1914
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