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this goes, be in

bidinance. A s however, this point has apparently been considered in Hong Kong, the broinance might so far

my opinion, assented to Bon But as the opinum

opium Laws were make not applicable to the new territories" (ard, 10 of 1899) because the question of how opium shouts be dealt with in them was under consideration, it seems to me desirable that this question shouts be settled before they and by this and made applicable only to a part thereof. I and 18.708 1900 does not, in my A. Spinion settle the question. 17/0

When Ordinance 27 of 1900 was

Fc. 492.

sir,

462

40249

RECO

REGI TO DEC 00

Government House;

Hengkeng 9th

November,

780 0.

I have the honour to transmit for the signification of Her

Majesty's pleasure the following Ordinance entitled :----

'An Ordinance to extend the operation of such of the

Laws of this Colony as are not at present in force in the

New Territories to a certain portion of such New Territo-

ries." No.30 of 1900.

Enclosure 2.

Faclosure

11-1900

Espare copies

8-11-1900:

recerid (38603) Jarlooked the famil that the ofein Ordena

of them abflicable to the New

were home.

Tenitay.

Now that the proposed special anagent

with Chemia

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open has been

droffed, it is clear that the Openin

Ordin

ances must

afff to the whole of the

Territory; otherwise the Opin

Farmer will have

что

right

over

the New

New

way stoffed.

Funtay, and smuggling from the ther

will not be in any way

O fein Farm beginn

Tak

b the

merv

Felmay next? telegraph that all the of

ance be extended

the

in

should at

Let

2. The customary Report by the exttorney General is annexed.

The Right Honourable

JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN,M.P.

fe.,

I have the honour to be,

sir,

Your most obedient

Humble Servant,

Stung Alabe

GOVERNOR,&C.

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