CO129-405 - Public Offices - 1913 — Page 580

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entire quantity of cocaine salts which

it was likely to be able to consume. It

has been suggested that as the cocaine

habit is recognized to have had far worse

effects than the morphia habit, the non-

adherence of Peru, even were all the

European States to adhere,would leave

the evils connected with the export

of drugs to the East partially untouched,

and that the attempt to suppress the

illicit trade in morphia and cocaine by

united action in the countries of manu-

facture is bound to fail unless at least

all important European countries, as well

as those of North and South America,

can be induced to agree to proposals

on the lines of those laid down in the

Opium Convention.

Thround the kindness of the

Netherland Government His Majesty's

Government have been in a position to

consider the reasons which had prompted

the refusals of certain Governments to

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