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Allusion is made to the pernicious practice of morphine taking in lieu of smoking opium or as an antidote to the opium pipe. No reference is made to this habit in the series of questions which I have had the honour to consider; it may therefore be assumed that the Commissioners were not in possession of any information on the subject.
There is every reason to suppose that the practice of morphine injecting has been practically stamped out in this Colony, an ordinance having been introduced to effect that object. The Chinese are, however, still free to use morphine for ordinary internal purposes.
I respectfully submit that the morphine vice cannot reasonably be dissociated from the Opium question.
Edward Prow, Govt. Analyst. 22nd Dec. 1893
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AvvalVCAI
to the pernicious practice of,
of morphine taking in lien
or
Q.g
exhd an
antidote to
the opium pipe. No reference
is made to this habit in
series of questions
the
I have had
the honour to consider; it may
therefore be assumed that the Commissioners were
not in
possession of any information
on
the
subject.
there is
every
reason to suppose that the practice of morphine injecting has been practically stamped out in this Colony,
an ordinanch
having been introduced to effect
that object.
The Chinese are,
however, still free to use
morphine for ordinary internal
I respectfully submit that the morplime
Morphine vice
cannot reasonably be dissociated
from the Opium question.
trong nong
Edward Prow.
22nd Dec. 1893
Goot. Analyst.
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