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Subject.
rage.
Transmits copies of the Opium Act, 156
1914, together with the Attorney- General's report thereon.
Transmits a copy of the Ordinance en-❘ 157
closed in No. 200, and requests that the Opium Convention may be signed on behalf of the Colony.
Submite Ordinance 1 of 1914, giving effect to the Opium Convention, with a report of the Attorney-General.
157
Serial
Despatch
From or to whom,
Date.
No.
No., &c.
Subject.
Page.
Ser al No.
From or to whom.
Despatch No, &c.
Date.
1914.
200
The Governor
Bermuda, 07.
1914.
May 22 (Rev. June 1.);
189
To Foreign Office...
January 31
States that the International Opium Convention may be signed on behalf of British Honduras.
149
201
To Foreign Office.....
June 4
100
The Governor
Jamaica, 48.
February 12 (Rec. Feb. 26.)
Forwards a return showing the impor
tations of opium for the years 1912 and 1913, together with copies of Laws, Rules, and Proclamations issued during the two years to 31st December, 1913.
150
202
The Governor
Fiji, 312.
October 3 (Rec. Nov. 30.)
191
Ditto
Barbados, February 17
29 (Rec. Mar. 3.)
Transmits the Barbados Opium Act, 1914, together with the report of the Attorney-General thereon.
150
192
To Foreign Office...
March 10
States that there is now no objection to
the Opium Convention being signed į on behalf of Zanzibar.
152
:
193
The High Commis.
sioner.
South Africa, Telegram.
(Rec. Mar. 12) Reports that the Southern and Northern Rhodesia Administrations agree to the Convention being signed on their behalf and concurs in its being signed in respect of Basutoland, Bechuana- land Protectorate, and Swaziland.
131
The Governor
Mau- ritius, 27.
January 23 (Rec. Mar. 14.)
105
Ditto
Mau- ritius, 28.
January 23 (Rec. Mar. 14.)
196
To Foreign Office...
March 16
197
Ditto
March 26
108
The Governor
Leeward
April 17 Islands, (Rec. May 12.)
161.
190
Ditto
Leeward May 5
Islande, (Rec. May 26.)'
192.
Transmits Orilinance No. 9 of 1913 (the Opium Ordinance, 1913), giving effect to the Convention, together with a copy of the Acting Procureur- General's explanatory report thereon.
Transmits Ordinance No. 40 of 1913, to alter the date on which the Opium Ordinance, 1913, comes into force, together with a copy of the Acting Procureur-General's explanatory re- port thereon.
States that the Convention may now be signed in respect of Southern and Northern Rhodesia, Basutoland, the Bechuanaland Protectorate and Swazi- land.
Transmits copies of the Ordinances enclosed in Nos. 194 and 195, an-I requests that instructions may be given for the signature of the Con- vention on behalf of Mauritius.
152
152
153
151
154
Transmits copies of Montserrat Ordi- 151
nance No. 4 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 Attorney-Lieneral,
Transmits copies of Dominica Ordinance No. 3 of 1914, to give effect to the Hague Convention together with a copy of a minute by the Attorney- General and a report by the Crown Attorney.
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