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Mrs. Judith Hart, M.P.

7th June, 1967

be reinstated, and buyers will turn elsewhere for their requirements. It is therefore important that all possible be done to reassure buyers in Hong Kong's overseas markets, by ensuring that the true facts of the situation in the Colony are widely known and the disturbances placed in their proper perspective.

We suggested to you that the representatives of H.M.G. in overseas markets could make a most valuable contribution to this end by a positive dissemination of information through appropriate publicity media.

We will be most grateful for any help which you can give to this end.

I attach a copy of a letter which I have just received from the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce which you will find of interest in this context.

With again, many thanks,

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Yours sincerely,

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