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SIGNATURE OF THE HONG KONG AGREEMENT

SIR Y K PAO

.........In Confidence

CAVEAT...........

Sir Y K Pao has told the Governor of Hong Kong that he

would very much like to be invited to the ceremony when

Song Kong agreement is signed in Peking.

Suggeored

He said he

had to the Chinese that "distinguished persons" should be

adito

invited to the ceremony. The Chinese had seemed to be

taken by the idea, but had said that they would need to

check with the British side. Sir Y K told the Governor

that he would raise this matter with the Prime Minister

when he sees her later this month.

Enclosures-flag(s)......

K

during

The Prime Minister will remember that Sir Y K Pao sought

systematically to occupy the

to occupy the centre of the stage

her last visit to Peking, and caused considerable

embarrassment. On that occasion he had a somewhat

tenuous connection, in that the Prime Minister was

launch one of his ships in Hong Kong. On this occasion

he has no connection at all. He played no part in the

negotiations, and indeed he has not been associated in

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