Other questions of as great, and in some enses greater importance,! have been discussed at joint meotings of the two committees, but pite this whole-hentted ce-operation, the fact that the two bodies were! Separate and distinct, often places the Chamber in the awkward position of not being cognizant of what! action London had taken on recommendations forwarded, Draft Proposal Accepted sis ar ocala ae toe ies mittee appointed a sub-committee to draft a report on the amalgamation of the Chambst ang China Asso-Se, tree a Oe, body a joint sub-Committee meeting' Bear ain eh Commit nesting emir tg ep tee parti cine Aumann croc te un aat cretas the Chamber and China Association tne ade fotowa:— saasauenin gf emanation iis ae oan
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