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Serial No.: From or to Whom : Despatch No., eto., sad Date.
26 Foreign Office to Sir M.
Delevingne 29th September (Copy rec. in Colonial Office
2nd October)
27
His Majesty's Representa- tive, Washington, to Foreign Office, No. 1443
16th September (Copy rec. in Colonial Office
3rd October)
Subject and Page No.
Conveys instructions for guidance while acting in capacity of Delegate of His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom
38
Serial No., From or to Whom, Dospatch No., &c., and Date.
39 British North Borneo Com-
pany
27th July
Subject and Page No.
In reply to No. 31 conveys observations of Governor
on Agreement and Final Act.
States that Court of Directors do not desire that North Borneo should be excluded from operation of Agreement
60
In reply to No. 10, summarizes discussion with State Department, Washington, and reports that United States will be represented by Mr. Caldwell at the Conference
40 British Agent, Borneo
(Sarawak), No. 31 14th July (Rec, 6th August)
States, in reply to No. 34, that Government of Sarawak do not wish to be excluded from operation of Agree ment,
40
28 British North Borneo Com-
pany
6th November
Intimates that the Company is unable to accept, on behalf of the State, Recommendations Nos. 8, 11, 13, and 17 of the Commission
41 To British Agent, Borneo (Sarawak), No. 96
13th August
Submita comments on certain articles of Final Act 81
Acknowledges No. 40
82
42 To
41
29
29th October (Copy rec. in Colonial Office
14th December
1932
Note on a Conference held at the Residency, Penang, to discuss opium policy in connection with the forth- coming International Conference
Officer Administering the Government, Hong Kong, Confidential
13th August
Requests further particulars of scheme proposed in
No. 37
62
41
30 Sir M.
Delevingne to Foreign Office
23rd December, 1931 (Copy rec. in Colonial Office
21st January)
Submits report on proceedings at the Bangkok Confer-
ence held 9th-27th November, 1931.
44
43
4.5
31
To British North Borneo
Company
15th April
43 Governor, Ceylon, No. 431
27th July (Rec. 15th August)
Officer Administering the Government, Hong Kong, No. 395
18th August (Rec. 21st September) |
British Agent. Borneo
(Sarawak), No. 39
States, in reply to No. 35, that it will not be necessary to exclude Ceylon under the provisions of Article V...
62
In reply to No. 32 gives full details of Government
action under the Agreement and Final Act
63
13th September (Rec. 10th October)
Embodies the replies of Sarawak Government regarding positive remedial measures recommended in the Final Act
65
1933
66
70
71
V
32 To Governor, Hong Kong,
No. 109
16th April
33 To Governor, Straits Settle-
ments, No. 147... 16th April
Transmits copies of No. 30. States that Agreement will be ratified by H.M. Government, and trusts that it will not be wish of the Company that a Declaration be made under Article V excluding the State of North Borneo from its operation
Transmits copies of No. 30 and assumes that it will not be necessary to exclude Hong Kong under pro- visions of Article V. Discusses local action to be taken and invites observations on certain Articles of the Agreement and Resolutions of the Final Act ..
Transmits copies of No. 30 and trusts that, if in any Malay State the provisions laid down in the Agree- ment are not already operative, steps will be taken to pass necessary legislation so that there will be no occasion to exclude any Malay State at moment of ratification by H.M. Government.
Discusses necessary steps to be taken locally and invites commenta
55
46 Governor,
Straits Settle- ments, Malay States, Confidential 30th January (Rec. 27th February)
55
47 To Governor, Straits Settle-
ments, No. 52... 8th February
48 To Governor, Straits Settle- ments, Mulay States, Confidential
8th April
58
J
34 To British Agent, Borneo (Sarawak), No. 41
16th April
Transmits copies of No. 30 and trusts that it will not be wish of Sarawak Government that at moment of ratification H.M. Government should make a Declara- tion under Article V excluding Sarawak from opera- tion of Agreement
57
49 Governor, Straits Settle- menta, Federated Malay States, Confidential
35 To Governor, Ceylon,
No. 251
23rd May
36 To Governor, Hong Kong,
No. 186
Straits Settlements,
No. 234
20th June
Transmita copy of No. 30 and states that it is assumed that it will not be necessary to exclude Ceylon under the provisions of Article V when Agreement is ratified
Transmits, for observations, an abridged list of pro- posed headings for form of annual reports to the League of Nations as provisionally accepted by Advisory Committee
3rd May (Rec 11th May)
58
58
50 Governor, Hong
Confidential
Kong,
20th April (Rec. 22nd May)
37 Officer Administering the Government, Hong Kong, Confidential
19th May (Rec. 22nd June)
In reply to No. 32 states that it is proposed to open six establishments under Government management for retail sale of monopoly opium with ultimate object of abolishing sale on private premises.
59
51 Governor, Straits
ments, No. 285
Settle-
38 To Officer Administering
the Government, Hong Kong, Confidential (2)
In reply to No. 37 conveys sanction for expenditure of
$30,000 for the object stated
60
13th July
10th May (Rec. 5th June)
I
In reply to No. 33 submits observations on the Agree
ment and Final Act, with enclosed memoranda by Acting Director of Medical Services and Government Analyst on Resolution X of Final Act ...
Discusses question of allocation of interest on Opium Revenue Reserve Replacement Fund, and invites observations on suggested new measures of opium control
In reply to No. 46 explains necessity for legislation
prohibiting minors from smoking opium.
States that Sir M. Delevingne desires further in- formation regarding the improved system of registra- tion and its operation.
Enquires as to definite lines of research regarding cure of addicts and recovery of dross ...
In reply to No. 48 gives details of new system of regis
tration which has been legalized in the Federated Malay States. Reports that Unfederated Malay States have all agreed in principle, and that Straita Settlements amendments to rules governing registra- tion of chandu amokers are now being considered in Executive Council.
Comments on extension of medical and health services and the cure of addictą
In reply to No. 42 transmits maps showing positions of new (overnment shops and of salaried retailers abolished and still remaining; states that thirty-four out of sixty-two licensed retailers have been abolished
Comments on points referred to in Recommendation X, and states that Government would allow utilization of its laboratories and of any documentary material in its possession, but regrets that no special facilities are available in its hospitals. States that a member of the Standing Opium Advisory Committee proposes to open a clinic for treatment of opium addicts
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53
Confidential
...
8th August
Governor, Straits Settle-
ments, Confidential
10th August (Rec. 11th September)
54 To Foreign Office
11th July
Subject and Page No.
Acknowledges and comments on No. 50.
Asks what supervision is being exercised over management of remaining licensed shops States, in reply to No. 47, that Standing Opium Advisory Committee were not in favour of using the Aliens Ordinance, 1932, for purpose of preventing entry of opium smoking immigrants, but agreed that closing of registers of opium smokers is both desir- able and feasible.
Suggests amendment of draft note which Netherlands Government propose to address to other parties to Prepared Opium Agreement, 1925, regarding transit through porte of Singapore and Penang of prepared opium shipped from one part of Netherlands East Indies to another...
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