19469/231
6849/84 & draft thereon
14786/84 (without enclosure) & draft thereon
21858/84
& draft thereon
1873/845
& draft thereon
14670/91
off
& two drafts thereon
X
as this
is already
in print
Are Breed
M. danfeld
These papers before
435
returned from printer
were not got to take
tarted this month, & I have not been able to circulate them until today.
In despatches to Straits and 1891, Lord Knutsford question of modifying
not at pp. 33,4 of His stay Proof herewith Hongkong
569/9,-2 (with all inclosures) & to
an [not the final] apparent draft, there
3931/92
& two drafts thereon
5368/93 (& all Enclosures) 5673/93 (omitting par. 2) an
86206/93
it thing
A,
it may
necessary
[when pa
4.72
laid
and and it's clone Part o
Print Reaborn. Hl. 7. 27 April
the
Mr Buxton
I think that this is a justifiable
case for printing. We hardly make any
Calls
printing department in
Respect of the Eastern Colonies, but this
is one of the few questions which are
A
likely to find us short of a Parliamentary
kind. Proud no M. Johnson purposes??
Th 27.4.43
melnder pp. 64,5 of harbour "Proof
ara
1948/10
The history of
Experiment.
In this system
figuren
in the earlier cases. and herein Printed
(44.1-19)
Je 4.14
(-6562), & later again (H.C.141-1893) p. 349 there is.
raised the
the Farming system - with a view to diminishing the evils of the opium traffic (i.e. of reducing the amount of opium consumed in those
th. April 1892 of opium consumed in
In his despatches of
Lord Knutsford went further on this subject, specifically making
suggestions
(1) Should the Farming
monopoly in be
Home suggestions
(1) Should the Farming
abolished, and a system of Licence substituted
particularly
the view of heightening the price of prepared opium & so
the consumption limiting
(2) Should Opium divans, i.e. shops licensed for selling
on the premises
abolished
(as in India) a materially reduced
in number.
these
Sin C. Smith's answer to these suggestions is contained at pp.668-9 and Sir W. Robinson's at pp. 89-95, and these despatches have now to be answered.
They both advocate the maintenance