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Enclosure 2.
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Sir,
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong, 12th. June, 1912.
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and tended berio^ni od os Jasuper ozle I
ei do...w to moiðndtouni sud MULA 1og sjestio 000 to gðiðmaup auxitquos „rozignoll ni zurigo to exinmiamwoned aid of bawolle
-nieneb maligo Sas noitqwanoo Dool reî gailiod tol beatonob quiqo
ota seiðičmeg owd gaand Tuldain :noidedruqro tot gniliod not bo-
ei sunado one to abail bían sit reddery bro :berit pledaTSQUA
beniriojeb ti si to „noidulager to Josićnoo son yd beds Inqite
.enic broderi lainolo) eds yo emid of skid mort
anonbaid toy rol noidagiɔiëne ni mog Ánetið I
In reply to your letter No. 120 of the 8th. June,
I am directed to state that the quantity of 900 chests per annum, the importation of which is allowed to the Hongkong Opium Farmer, comprises both opium for local consumption and opium for exporta- -tion, that the quantities for local consumption and for exporta-
-tion are not separately fixed, and that the limit of 900 chests
is stipulated by the contract of which I enclose a copy.
2.
I forward also as requested a set of the laws and
regulations governing the opium trade in Hongkong; and I may add
that, in view of the recent Opium Conference at the Hague, this
Government is at present considering the question of what revision of the Hongkong Opium Laws and Regulations is necessary.
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(Sd.) C. Clementi,
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The Secretary-General,
MACAO.
Colonial Secretary.