CO129-353 - Public Offices - 1908 — Page 303

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BES

2015N

: VI

0.004

10 Joutora bit of

Toter Wi%

299

(2) To ascertain the best means of suppressing

Opium traffic, if such now exists, among the nationals

of this Government in the Far East.

(3) To be in a position so that when the Commission meets at Shanghai our Representatives may be prepared to co-operate with the Representatives of participating Powers, and with them to offer definite suggestions of measures which these Governments may adopt for the gradual suppression of Opium cultivation, traffic and use within their Eastern Possessions, thus assisting China in her purpose of eradicating the evil from her Empire.

(4) To be able to inform the whole Commission when it assembles regarding regulations and restrictions in force at present in this country, and to formulate and discuss proposals for amending such regulations in points in which they may be found, in the course of the Joint Investigation, to affect the production, commerce use and disadvantages of Opium in the Far East.

American Embassy,

London.

November 21st, 1908.

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BES 2015N : VI 0.004 10 Joutora bit of Toter Wi% 299 (2) To ascertain the best means of suppressing Opium traffic, if such now exists, among the nationals of this Government in the Far East. (3) To be in a position so that when the Commission meets at Shanghai our Representatives may be prepared to co-operate with the Representatives of participating Powers, and with them to offer definite suggestions of measures which these Governments may adopt for the gradual suppression of Opium cultivation, traffic and use within their Eastern Possessions, thus assisting China in her purpose of eradicating the evil from her Empire. (4) To be able to inform the whole Commission when it assembles regarding regulations and restrictions in force at present in this country, and to formulate and discuss proposals for amending such regulations in points in which they may be found, in the course of the Joint Investigation, to affect the production, commerce use and disadvantages of Opium in the Far East. American Embassy, London. November 21st, 1908.
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BES 2015N : VI 0.004 10 Joutora bit of Toter Wi% 299 (2) To ascertain the best means of suppressing Opium traffic, if such now exists, among the nationals of this Government in the Far East. (3) To be in a position so that when the Commis- sion meets at Shanghai our Representatives may be pre- pared to co-operate with the Representatives of partici- pating Powers, and with them to offer definite sugges- tions of measures which these Governments may adopt for the gradual suppression of Opium cultivation, traffic and use within their Eastern Possessions, thus assist- ing China in her purpose of eradicating the evil from her Empire. (4) To be able to inform the whole Commission when it assembles regarding regulations and restrictions in force at present in this country, and to formulate and discuss proposals for amending such regulations in points in which they may be found, in the course of the Joint Investigation, to affect the production, commerce use and disadvantages of Opium in the Far Fast". American Embassy, London. November 21st, 1908.
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BES

2015N

: VI

0.004

10 Joutora bit of

Toter Wi%

299

(2) To ascertain the best means of suppressing

Opium traffic, if such now exists, among the nationals

of this Government in the Far East.

(3) To be in a position so that when the Commis-

sion meets at Shanghai our Representatives may be pre-

pared to co-operate with the Representatives of partici-

pating Powers, and with them to offer definite sugges-

tions of measures which these Governments may adopt for

the gradual suppression of Opium cultivation, traffic

and use within their Eastern Possessions, thus assist-

ing China in her purpose of eradicating the evil from

her Empire.

(4) To be able to inform the whole Commission when

it assembles regarding regulations and restrictions in

force at present in this country, and to formulate and

discuss proposals for amending such regulations in

points in which they may be found, in the course of the

Joint Investigation, to affect the production, commerce

use and disadvantages of Opium in the Far Fast".

American Embassy,

London.

November 21st, 1908.

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