Serial
Subject,
Page,
From or to whois.
No.
Despatch No., &c.
Date.
xxi
1913.
1913.
167
The Governor
1
Northern Nigeria, 170.
June 12 (Rec. July 9.) ·
Transmits copies of Proclamation No. 7 of 1913, for the purpose of giving effect to the Hague Convention, to- gether with the Attorney-General's report thereon.
131
179
To the Governor
· Mauric tius,
November 3
213.
180
The Governor
16i8
Ditto
Gambia, 169.
June 11
} (Rec. July 10.)
Transmits Ordinance No. 15 of 1913, to give effect to the Hague Convention, together with the Legal Adviser's report thereon.
135
Leeward October 30 Islands, (Rec. Nov. 25.)
368.
109
To the Governor
Leeward Islands,
191.
July 29
Sanctions the Ordinance forwarded in No. 166, and approves of the intro- duction of the necessary amending Ordinance to give effect to Mr. Good- win's representations.
136
Subject.
Page
114
Enquirea whether the Bill to give effect 114
to the Hague Convention has yet been passed into law.
Transmits copies of Dominica Ordinance! No. 6 of 1913, to give effect to the Hague Convention, together with a copy of a minute by the Acting Attorney-General and a report by the Crown Attorney.
1914.
!
181
The Governor-Gen-Union of December 21,
eral.
South
1913 Africa, (Rev. Jan. 13,
907.
1914.)
January 17
1913
Leeward December 23,
Islands,
427. (Rec. Jan. 21,
1914.)
Forwards a copy of a minute from Ministers withdrawing their objection to adhesion to the Opium Convention, and stating that steps will be taken for the introduction of the necessary legislation during next session.
States that the Opium Convention has not yet been signed by His Majesty's Government on behalf of Zanzibar.
Transmits copies of St. Christopher and Nevis Ordinance No. 8 of 1913, for giving effect to the Hague Convention, together with a copy of a minute by the Acting Attorney-General and a copy of a report by the Crown Attorney.
170
The Governor
Bahamas.. 105.
July 24 (Rec. Aug. 9.)!
↑
Transmits copies of the Opium Act, No. 21 of 1913, together with the Attorney-General's report thereon.
136
171
Ditto
i
Jamaica, 313.
August 18 (Rec. Sept. 6.)
Forwards copies of Law 15 of 1913, giving effect to the International Opium Convention, together with a copy of the Attorney-General's report thereon.
137
182
Foreign Office
183
The Governor
172
Foreign Office
October 9
145
146
146
173
The Governor
Leeward, September 22
Islan ls. (Rec. Oct. 14.);
332.
Forwards a copy of a despatch from the 138
British delegates to the recent Opium Conference nrging the importance of securing the adhesion to the Conven- tion of those Colonies which have not yet become parties to it: expresses entire concurrence and requests obser- vations.
Transmits copies of Virgin Islands Ordi- nance. No. 3 of 1913, for giving effect to the Hague Convention, together with a copy of a minute by the Attorney-General and a report by the Acting Attorney-General.
184
Ditto
British Guiana,
10
394.
December 31, 1913 (Rec. Jan. 21,
1914.)
Transmits copies of the British Guiana Opium Ordinance, 1913, together with the Attorney-General's report and certificate.
147
183
To the Governor-
General.
Union of South
January 22
Expresses gratification at the decision
conveyed in No. 181.
143 .
Africa,
174
Ditto
Saint
September 30 Helena, (Rec. Oct. 21.)
58.
Transmits amending Ordinance which has been enacted on the lines of the model draft enclosed in No. 160.
111
37. !
!
186
To the High Com-
missioner.
175
Ditto
British October 9 Honda- (Rec. Oct. 25.) ↑ ras, 204.
176 To the Governor- General.
Union of South
October 25
Africa,
454.
Submits Ordinance No. 34 of 1913, giving effect to the provisions of the Hague Opium Convention, with the Attorney-General's report thereon.
Forwards a copy of the enclosure in No. 172 points out the importance of the adherence of the Union to the Convention; and urges a reconsidera- tion of the attitude hitherto adopted by Ministers.
II
South Africa, 13.
3
January 22
142
Requests that, in view of the fact that the Union Government have now consented to adhere to the Opium Convention, he will press the Adminis- trations of Northern and Southern Rhodesia to agree to the Convention being signed on their behalf; and proposes to inform the Foreign Office that the Convention may be signed on behalf of Basutoland, Swaziland, and the Bechuanaland Protectorate.
148
187
To Foreign Office ...
January 21
Transmits copies of Nos. 181 and 186...
143
177
To Foreign Office ..
October 27
Forwards, in reply to No. 172, a copy of No. 176; and explains the position us regards the Colonies referred to.
143
188
Tothe Acting British Zanzibar. Agent and Consul- i 47. Gencral.
January 30
178
To the Governor
St. Helena, 12.
November 3
Sanctions the Ordinance enclosed in No. 174, but directs that the Proclama- tion under Section 8 should not be i issued until instructions are received as to the date from which the Ordin- || ance should be brought into force.
143
Forwards a copy of the Opium C'onven- tion, together with copies of enclosure in No. 28 and No. 68, and requeste that he will consider the question of the signature of the Convention on behalf of Zanzibar and will report as to what legislation will be "ecessary to carry out the 'erms of e Con- vention.
140
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