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Alternatively, a meeting could still be fitted in

between the Secretary Generalps reception for delegates

at 12 noon on the Wednesday and the first executive

session of CHOGM at 1500 hours, or between the Indian

President's reception for Heads of Delegation at 1730

hours and The Queen's banquet at 2000 hours the same day.

Sir Victor Garland is asking whether Mr Hawke's arrival

in Delhi on Tuesday 22 November can be brought forward

to enable him to accept the Prime Minister's lunch invita-

tion, but in view of Mr Hawke's commitments en route we doubt

whether this will be possible.

Sir Victor Garland also said that Mr Hawke would

want to have a wide-ranging discussion at this meeting

with the Prime Minister and that, apart from disarmament,

economic issues and the New Bretton Woods proposal, the

important subjects for him were sporting links with South

Africa, Hong Kong and the Middle East.