our support, we should no doubt be
prepared within reason to support them,
be yo nd
but this I could not promise them we
would go at the moment. I gathered
that Mr. Perrins would discuss the
question with Sir Malcolm Delevingne, and
I think we might well wait to see whether
the Home Office intend to initiate any
such representations.
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not only is the Penins
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on oprime workS
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also
M. Perino understood
but that data
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Any further communication on this subject should ddressed to--
The Trader Recretary of State for India, stries & Department,
India Offer, Over 9828
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INDIA OFFICE,
WHITEHALL,
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February, 1924.
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With reference to your letter of 14th December 1923, No.47043,
regarding the operations of an opium smuggling syndicate established in Hong Kong, I am directed by the Secretary of State for India to
transmit for the information of the Secretary of State for the
Colonies, copy of the correspondence noted in the margin on this
subject.
vernment of India dated
th December 1923
ditto. dated 24th anuary 1924.
No Indian opium is supplied to the
French Colonies on Government account, A
auggestion recently put forward that an
agreement should be made for direct sale by the Government of India
to the Government of Indo-China was not accepted by the French
Government.
But, as the Secretary of State for the Colonies will
be aware, no opium is allowed to be exported from India gave under
certificate, in the form approved by the League of Nations, from
the Government of the importing country that it is required for
legitimate purposes.
Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office, S..
I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant,
Hlavallon
ge or etary,
Industries & Overseas Department
the mou particularly in
The Far East. the
The whole opin quo in the FE, in to be dicunt
at an International conference
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