ST ENSON & CO.
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The Director of Immigration
19th October 1978.
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entirely in Hong Kong, will both be severely be prejudiced if the desired expansion cannot be achieved.
That this can only be achieved by the introduction of a trusted person into managerial and executive standing was amply rehearsed in our letter of the 10th July last as further supported by subsequent correspondence and interviews with the Immigration Department and the Commerce & Industry Department.
We are instructed that Mr. Thaika is well qualified to fulfil the position of managerial trust which is required and has ample experience in the diamond and precious stones industry through his working in that field with Jayesh Brothers in Bombay.
We enclose herewith a photocopy of a letter of the 30th June 1978 from Jayesh Brothers which confirms the valuable experience of Mr. Thaika in these fields, with particular reference to diamonds.
It will be noted that a considerable element of the purchases of Kareem's indicated on the enclosed schedules, are in fact of diamonds.
We are instructed that full records of the detailed identification of such purchases can be produced and made available to you on demand.
We are instructed that
ecently went on a purchasing trip to Bangkok, India, Isreal, the United Kingdom, Belgium and France. He was absent from the Colony for 27 days and his wife was left in charge of the business here.
We are instructed that the lack of experience of Mrs. Jalal through no fault of her own made a definite mark on the accrucing expansion rate of the business leading to a consequent inability both to dispose of existing stock and to further existing and new business contacts in Hong Kong.
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the business in Hong Kong reposing in the hands of a fully qualified and trusted executive in his business, will be gravely prejudicial.
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