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April, 1979 is not far away and I dare say funds for assisting overseas exhibitions may be fully committed at this point. I do however suggest that here is an ideal opportunity to put on a highly specialised exhibition in the presence of the very market for which the equipment is intended. The Pan Pacific Conference of Rehabilitation attracts many prestigious figures concerned with rehabili- tation and I am sure an exhibition there would be productive.

I thought it might help you if I send a copy of this letter to the Ambassador in Seoul and to the F.c.o. (Robin McLaren in the Hong Kong and General Department).

D.C. Bray COMMISSIONER

P.J. Dring, Esq., CRE 4,

Department of Trade,

1 Victoria Street, London S.W.1.

I ba-they do not have money

now

but its wrth a try. In Wel TAS

c.c. H.E. W.S. Bates, CMG /R.J.T. McLaren, Esq.

DCB/jt.

we heard they

ever

fully

Comauttia.