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would also point out that in Article I of the Brussels
Agreement of November 29th, 1906, respecting the
unification of the pharmacopoeical formulae for potent
drugs, opil pulvis appears in the list of medicinal
substances.
Further as a question of practical convenience,
it was found that it would be difficult to apply
literally the specific provisions contemplated in the
case of raw opium, which is largely exported in bulk
from the producing countries, to relatively small con-
sigrments of granulated and powdered opium which had
been worked up in intermediate countries.
As indicated in our telegram of the 8th instant
opium which is simply powdered and granulated would as
the definition now stands remain raw opium.
To go
further than this, to demand for the convenience of
British trade that all powdered and granulated opium
however treated should be considered as raw oplum,
would, in our opinion, be entirely at variance with
the endeavours we are making, under instructions from
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