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No.52.
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H.B.M. Consulate General,
July 21,
Canton,
1910.
Having reference to previous correspondence on the
subject of the recently instituted levy on prepared opium, in
the province of Kuangtung, I have the honour to inform you that
His Majesty's Chargé d'Affaires has supported at the Wal Wu Pu the proto theprotests which I have addressed to the Acting Governor General
regarding the incidence of the levy, in so far as raw opium is
concerned.
The Board, while refusing to admit that a levy on pre-
pared opium in a Treaty port constitutes an infraction of the
Chefoo Convention, are willing, however, to consider, and
consult with Canton upon, a suggestion that no time limit, within
which opium must be boiled down, be prescribed.
I should be glad to learn in what light a proposal of
this kind would be viewed by those interested.
I have eto,
(ed) J.W.Jamieson.
His Excellency,
The Officer Administering the Government,
I ONG K ON G.
Consul General.