407
nexed sd bluoda albo mort mulyo agierot to Joqx9
nelere bus raidT 10 droyml end Jimll of snido al
Balticnaup and noewded egersve na gntälita yê .mulqo
edd saltub bedroчmi mulgo faldt bna nalaze to
ed vam troqni Laume neem edd Toe1 bne 2001 a189x
on Jan Jessgue bluOW I „aluolą ?SI, I ja bexlt
wofed ont end souber of ebem ed bluorla Jqmetjs
-ONAMMOO,JANJ Jud ("Aey Ja98e7q end rot eruit alde
bluora smedoe salwollot edd CCei Isex edd ddiw sai
:moldarego al duq ed
saldelw dneñorem yne 9081 Jei yraunal mot¶ .I“
To deleted yne enido mi d`oq nego yne odni droqmi od
-avo to remolealummod end of yiqqe jam muigo falnut
dose not sao lumeq Islosqa e tot moolwoN Je amoj
Isra Jimeq Bint .mulgo to Jaerfo
ent dant ejeta
bus saldo mi droq nego viia od beqqida ed yam mulqo
Il bisq ed [Ilw all bпe youb Ievitte ði no Jarid
To neleneq VIA „amol defngern end ddiw somebroung
alde doldw not amido of beqqire quiqo daidT
-000 ed IIare Deouborq ed Jones Jlimeq isloeqa
.bedaselt
of Persian and Turkish opium this quantity shall be reduced every year by one-ninth, 1.e., 125 piculs.
Thus in 1909 special permits will only be issued for 1,000 piculs and by making a similar reduction annually the import will entirely cease in 9 years.
After 1916 no more special permits will be issued and the import into China of Persian and Turkish opium, as well as that of Indian opium, will be completely suspended.
"3. The special permits will only be issued to merchants who have hitherto, to the knowledge of the Imperial Maritime Customs, been engaged in the trade in Turkish and Persian opium. In fixing the number of special permits to be issued annually to each merchant the total import during the two years 1906-7 and the quantities imported by each merchant during those years will be taken as a basis, the number of permits being decreased annually.
"The above proposals refer to the restriction of the import of Turkish and Persian opium. With regard to other sorts of opium no information as to
Jroqmi Launs nasm eft de eluolq 2SI,I galÄST”
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the
Į
407
nexed sd bluoda albo mort mulyo agierot to Joqx9
nelere bus raidT 10 droyml end Jimll of snido al
Balticnaup and noewded egersve na gntälita yê .mulqo
edd saltub bedroчmi mulgo faldt bna nalaze to
ed vam troqni Laume neem edd Toe1 bne 2001 a189x
on Jan Jessgue bluOW I „aluolą ?SI, I ja bexlt
wofed ont end souber of ebem ed bluorla Jqmetjs
-ONAMMOO,JANJ Jud ("Aey Ja98e7q end rot eruit alde
bluora smedoe salwollot edd CCei Isex edd ddiw sai
:moldarego al duq ed
saldelw dneñorem yne 9081 Jei yraunal mot¶ .I“
To deleted yne enido mi d`oq nego yne odni droqmi od
-avo to remolealummod end of yiqqe jam muigo falnut
dose not sao lumeq Islosqa e tot moolwoN Je amoj
Isra Jimeq Bint .mulgo to Jaerfo
ent dant ejeta
bus saldo mi droq nego viia od beqqida ed yam mulqo
Il bisq ed [Ilw all bпe youb Ievitte aði no Jarid
To neleneq VIA „amol defngern end ddiw somebroung
alde doldw not amido of beqqire quiqo daidT
-000 ed IIare Deouborq ed Jones Jlimeq isloeqa
.bedaselt
of Persian and Turkish opium this quantity shall be
reduced every year by one-ninth, 1.e., 125 piculs.
Thus in 1909 special permits will only be issued for
1,000 piculs and by making a similar reduction an-
nually the import will entirely cease in 9 years.
After 1916 no more special permits will be issued
and the import into China of Persian and Turkish
opium, as well as that of Indian opium, will be com-
pletely suspended.
"3. The special permits will only be issued to
merchants who have hitherto, to the knowledge of the
Imperial Maritime Customs, been engaged in the trade
in Turkish and Persian opium. In fixing the number
of special permits to be issued annually to each mer-
chant the total import duting the two years 1906-7
and the quantities imported by each merchant during
those years will be taken as a basis, the number of
permits being decreased annually.
"The above proposals refer to the restriction
With
of the import of Turkish and Persian opium.
regard to other sorts of opium no information as to
Jroqmi Launs nasm eft de eluolq 2SI,I galÄST”
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