policy 1.4d down for the
Colonies by the "ritish Colonial Office in pursuance of the obligations incurred un lor the Convention laut, subject to the 652 fore, ain; considerations, financial loss, anvovor paralysing, will not be ́aïlowed to interfere with further restriction and
ultite suppression of smoking.
it will be soon that there are
nuɔrous difficulties in the way of natublishing cutiafactory oyate.e for controlling production and distribution of onfua; and there is little doubt that the DUG0983 of Lov::uent afforts towards the suppression of opium mɔoking an only be
} purtial so long; as there is a demand for
opius frus any considerable section of the
community.
*us coul soluti-n of the problem
rests with the cazzmitins -nɔra opium ie F consund und the boat boy of anuine reform lf-s in the buildin up of a atron, public
opinion conleonin, its use.
if
In the rat rort of the toyul
Comission vulci in 1906 investigated the question of opium consumption in Julaya thie trută 1: reputedly ajikšiand. The report stutos, for oxwople, "that the absolute aliminution of tho uso of opium is an object to be attained roully and solely us a result of the education of the slaves by the classes“!
گھر
is a conclusion that has boon found to be the
only solution of such problems in other
countriso, and is in our opinion applicable
to