TNAG-0376-FCO40-422-Discussions-with-Sir-Murray-MacLehose--Governor-of-Hong-Kong-1973 — Page 64

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lip Murray Maslehese said

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telegraphed.

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danger of not succeeding was no reason for not

sand

trying. Sir Christopher Soames had been quoted

as saying in Hong Kong that the Commission would

have to search for a compromise solution on the

issue. jir Murray MacLekose added that He would

let the department have a copy of Hong Kong report

of Sir Christopher Soames's visit.

Chinese Representation in Hong Kong

Mr Clark of Far Eastern Department joined the

meeting for this subject.

Mr Royle said that the FCO would be advising

the Prime Minister to adhere to the line which he

with Chi Pers-Jais and the Secretary of State had taken in Peking.

Seeret Bourees indica, zu thre tire Chinese reaction.

to this was satisfaetery.

sir Murray MacLehose

said would be very helpful if Sir John ddis

could be sent secret reports, by telegram.

Mr Wilford said this was very difficult, partly

because there were so many of them; but we would

look into the question. However Sir Addis say things

differently from the way Hong Kong saw them.

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In Royle asked Sir Murray MacLehose how his

contacts with the New China News Agency were going.

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