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I am directed by the Board of Customs and Excise to
ajuaint you that by their instructions Mr.Cunningham
attended on the 27th ultimo & meeting of the British
Delegates to The Hague Opium Conference, in order to
give them some information as to the extent to which the
Customs and Excise Department could co-operate in giving
effect to certain proposals that were likely to be laid
before the Conference.
It appeared that, having regard to the conditions
on which the Government had agreed to join the Conference,
the British Delegates were practically pledged to submit
to the Conference an outline of a scheme for "restricting
the manufacture, sale and distribution of morphia and
cocaine", the ulterior object being to prevent the
smuggling of these drugs into India and other Eastern
Countries. The scheme provisionally drawn up for this
purpose was briefly as follows:-
1. All manufacturers of, and dealers in, morphia
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to the Treasury.
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