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Rh (No. 4.)—The Chinese Minister for Foreign Affairs to the British Ambassador Chungking, June 18, 1941.

(Translation) Sir, I the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Excellency’s Note of to-day’s date, which reads as follows: — (As in No. 3)

I have the honour to request that you will convey to the Government of Burma the National Government’s appreciation of this gesture of goodwill.

I avail, &c. WANG CHUNG HUI.

EXCHANGE OF NOTES between the United Kingdom and Egypt establishing a Commercial “Modus Vivendi ”.— Cairo, June 5/7, 1930

[Further extended until February 16, 1942, by exchange of Notes at Cairo on February 16, 1941.]

EXTRADITION TREATY between the United Kingdom and Iraq.—Bagdad, May 2, 1932

Burma October 18, 1941.

TREATY of Commerce and Navigation between the United Kingdom and Japan.—London, April 3, 1911

United Kingdom  July 26, 1941.

SUPPLEMENTARY CONVENTION to the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation of April 3, 1911, between the United Kingdom and Japan.—London, July 30, 1925(<4>)

United Kingdom July 29, 1941.

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