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I forward to you, herewith, a translation of a set of

Regulations which have been issued by the Chinese Govern-

ment dealing with the question of the eradication of the

use of opium by the nation.

I have forwarded a copy of these Regulations to His

Majesty's Government who have been approached by the Chin-

ese Government with a request for their co-operation in

the stamping out of this vice and its attendant evils.

I have to request you to give your careful attention

to the Articles of the Regulations, herewith enclosed, and

to furnish me with reports from time to time on the steps

which may be taken by the provincial officials to carry

them into effect. You should also report on the attitude

of the officials and of the people generally towards them

and any details which you consider may prove of value or

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