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so important a question of policy, no trouble should be

spared to furnish me with all the information procurable

on the methods adopted to carry out these Regulations so

that I may be in a position to advise His Majesty's Govern-

ment fully on the subject.

It appears to me that in the provinces chiefly de-

voted to the growth of the poppy and in those where the

means of access for Consular Officers with the interior

are difficult much useful information as to the extent of

land still under poppy cultivation from time to time, the

reception of the Regulations by the poeple &c., might be

obtained from missionaries or others residing in the re-

moter districts, and I would suggest that these means of

obtaining information should be adopted wherever practic-

able.

(Signed)

I am &c.,

J. N. Jordan.

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i na gnivloval zetten en dan Juo Jalog blow I

ya Msjeach, a copanje IN CHING.