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TOPIJAI NOTAM

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BJBJE 10 VTejerose and groled biel ed of voy of Jim

TobaaasɗmA fonsт4 edt mori stom a to vɖoo a atbal rol

ni Jnemmravoð a'y‡aaje al to awely end gatïtupne

notaasrqqua ant rol beaoqorq aewasem erit of brager

to Jolb IetreqmI sasniɗo sit ni sulyo to sau sit to

notsididorg edj rol as flew asjasi NJOS ISďmeJqsa

.etiqrom to sau ent lo

and they will communicate with the French Governmer

again as soon as a definite decision is arrived at.

The Chinese Government had, prior to the recei

of these proposals, been informed that His Majesty'

Government are ready to consider favourably any

measures which are directed to the restriction of

the use of native as well as of foreign opium.

I am to add that a similar enquiry, of which e

copy is enclosed, has been received from the Italiɛ

Chargé d'Affaires, to which Sir E. Grey proposes tc

reply in the same terms,

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(Signed)