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by comy day Lesen 10.
Yo
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MEMORANDUM.
Re22 FC II
The principal features of
internal administration of the opium traffic
in the Eastern colonies, territories and
protected states as existing in 1910 are
given in the printed paper Eastern No:114,
a copy of which is annexed.
Since that
date changes have been made which are
referred to below.
In Ceylon and Weihaiwei it has
been found possible to institute a system
of registration of opium consumers, who are
only allowed a limited amount of opium per
annum. As no fresh entries can be made in
the registers it follows that, as the
registered consumers die out, the traffic
will gradually disappear.
Opium divans
(or dens) are prohibited in Weihaiwei, but
in Ceylon the very few places which might
be
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Re22 FC II
The principal features of internal administration of the opium traffic in the Eastern colonies, territories and protected states as existing in 1910 are given in the printed paper Eastern No:114, a copy of which is annexed.
Since that date changes have been made which are referred to below.
In Ceylon and Weihaiwei it has been found possible to institute a system of registration of opium consumers, who are only allowed a limited amount of opium per annum. As no fresh entries can be made in the registers it follows that, as the registered consumers die out, the traffic will gradually disappear.
Opium divans (or dens) are prohibited in Weihaiwei, but in Ceylon the very few places which might be...
Let me know if further adjustments are needed.Io sary reference.
We have had o
تها
wronk.
linded to sany working,
& anselors which has
777 C
hing
than whole
ham legen
by comy day Lesen 10.
Yo
Later them ham bon
The different Délégations
Endlen discussion When
Li
Ka
have done
be there than rüügele
Inday night
has been impected,
I hope to return an
LA
/
La
ween the
dari
*
C
C
151
о
40860
MEMORANDUM.
Re22 FC II
The principal features of
internal administration of the opium traffic
in the Eastern colonies, territories and
protected states as existing in 1910 are
given in the printed paper Eastern No:114,
a copy of which is annexed.
Since that
date changes have been made which are
referred to below.
In Ceylon and Weihaiwei it has
been found possible to institute a system
of registration of opium consumers, who are
only allowed a limited amount of opium per
annum. As no fresh entries can be made in
the registers it follows that, as the
registered consumers die out, the traffic
will gradually disappear.
Opium divans
(or dens) are prohibited in Weihaiwei, but
in Ceylon the very few places which might
be
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