CO129-260 - Governor Sir Robinson Acting Governor O-Brien - 1893 [9-12] — Page 547

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direct such steps to be taken as shall

"prevent our being subjected to the influence of these initiatory acts of smuggling, which as you

are fully

aware,

are

fraught

"with most serious consequence. to the Steamer at Canton.

On the 24th September

1889 a joint letter was again addressed to the Colonial Secretary

in which it is re-asserted "that

The licensed Opium Farmer was "The principal offender; two cases

are

in point

gave

considerable

length"

into a cosi.

and the request is

made "that no opium, raw or

"prepared', which in the opinion

of the Magistrate was

being moved with the purpose of being smuggled

"into China, shall be registered to the Opium Farmer or his officers

in any presence." Again,

in their letter of 5th June 1891, to

Mr. Alfred Webb, M. P. the joint Companies write,

"Colony

544

"as far as this

is concerned', anybody may

smuggle or prepared smuggle

opium into China with impunity "provided only that the opium be

attempt to smuggle

"covered by the Opium Farmer's permit.

The object of the plan

of smuggling

Farm and

forward by

Mr

Ryrie in the Legislative Council on the 27th November

1889, and the Governor

stated in his reply, "I am quite aware

and anxious ground of complaint

"there is

ground of complaint from

the point of view

of the Honourable Member

and from the point of view of the Government also. I

"think he was made aware entirely "that we have under consideration

"an ordinance intended to meet

"the

#

very object which the honourable member desires." It was no doubt

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direct such steps to be taken as shall "prevent our being subjected to the influence of these initiatory acts of smuggling, which as you are fully aware, are fraught "with most serious consequence. to the Steamer at Canton. On the 24th September 1889 a joint letter was again addressed to the Colonial Secretary in which it is re-asserted "that The licensed Opium Farmer was "The principal offender; two cases are in point gave considerable length" into a cosi. and the request is made "that no opium, raw or "prepared', which in the opinion of the Magistrate was being moved with the purpose of being smuggled "into China, shall be registered to the Opium Farmer or his officers in any presence." Again, in their letter of 5th June 1891, to Mr. Alfred Webb, M. P. the joint Companies write, "Colony 544 "as far as this is concerned', anybody may smuggle or prepared smuggle opium into China with impunity "provided only that the opium be attempt to smuggle "covered by the Opium Farmer's permit. The object of the plan of smuggling Farm and forward by Mr Ryrie in the Legislative Council on the 27th November 1889, and the Governor stated in his reply, "I am quite aware and anxious ground of complaint "there is ground of complaint from the point of view of the Honourable Member and from the point of view of the Government also. I "think he was made aware entirely "that we have under consideration "an ordinance intended to meet "the # very object which the honourable member desires." It was no doubt
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direct such steps to be taken as shall

"prevent our being subjected to the nce of these initiatory act of sunggling, which as you

are fully

avvare,

ale

fraught

"with most serious consequence. to the Steamer at Cantors.

On the 24th September

1889 a joint etter was again addressed to the Colonial Secretary

in which it is re, asserted) "that

The li ensed Opium Farmer was "The principal offender; two cases

Lare

in point

gove "length"

derable

into at cosi.

and the request is

made "that no opium, raw or

"

"prepared', which in the opinion

of the M.

kate was

Magiskate

being moved with the purpose of beingsming-

"gled

into China, shall be res-

tered to the Opium Farmer or his **fficers

นน

any presence." Again,

in their letter of 5th June 1891, to

Mr. Alfred Webb, M. P. the joint Companies write,

"Colony

544

"as far is this

is concerned', anybody may

infaruggle or prepared ggle

opium into China with impunity "provided or ly that the opium be

attempt to suruggle

" covered by the Opium Farmer's per

"wit.

The môject of the pian

omuggling

Farm and

forward by

nr

iva d

brought

Ryrie in the Legis-

lative Council on the 27th Novem-

ber 1889, and the Governor.

Governor stated in his reply, "I am quite awer

anda xrious ground of complaint

"there is

ground of complaint from

"the point of view

Member

of the Honourable and from the point of

1

" view of the Government also. I a "think he was made aware Entelyy "that we have under consideration

"an ordinanes intended to meet

"the

#

very object which the stonourate,

thuber désires." It was no doubt

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