The Royal Commission on Opium off the Finance Department, Calcutta
The Chairman directs me to add that, if the Marquis of Ripon should be unable to assent to the foregoing proposal, then it might possibly be necessary for the Commission to depute some of its members to visit the British possessions in the Shan States and China, as well as some of the Treaty ports, and to take evidence there. In such case Lord Brassey is prepared to say that he would be ready to undertake the journey.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Yours most obediently,
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Actg. Sec. to the Royal Commission
7.
The Royal
immission on opeum
off the Finance Department-
Calcutta
The Chairman directs one to add that; if the Marquis of Ripon should be unable.
to assent: to foregoing proposal, then it Eight possibly be necessary for the Com= = mission to depute some of it' members to resit the British hopepions in the Shants and Churia, as well as some of the Treaty hosts, and to take wrdence there. In such case Lord Brassey is prepared to say that he world be ready to undertake the
Journey.
I have the honour the
Sir
Your's most
ordantty
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Act 9, Seel: to the
Rezal Commission
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