Si Ralwohn Delumigue Considus that Namaze
96
concerned in the illicit traffic in
opium, and we accordingly agreed to
instruct Hong Kong to deny him
travelling facilities.
5. The position now is different.
Nemazee claims that the 1923 amendment
of the liong Kong law, and the issue of
the King's Regulations controlling the
traffic from the Persian Gulf, have
driven him out of the illicit opium
business (as in fact they were
intended to do). The Colonial Office does
shr. be
made
to prove
sais diaran wish Sesa tretą ineba 22lcenerofsany
not
agree
this.
evidence tot
rating at
6 I apologise for writ
such length again after all that has been
written about this case but we wish to
make sure that the Foreign Office is in
no doubt as to the views of this
Deportmort.
6.
As regards your suggestion that
the