Minister at Tehran covering a
Memorandum in regard to Nemazi's
activities during the past year, and
the Notes of a conversation between
His Majesty's Consul, Shiraz, and
Nemazi's second son.
It would appear from these
documents that the amendment of the
H.K. Opium Ordinance in 1924, and the
promulgation of the King's Regulations
for the control of the carriage of opium
from the Persian Gulf in British Ships
have, to a considerable extent achieved
their object in restricting the oppor-
tunities of this firm to carry on their
traffic