CO129-416 - Public Offices - 1914 — Page 340

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instead of being sold as fonterly, ami consequently

there is now no fusi fran which the detecting

officers can be reperded. In spite of this the Custome

returns show seizures of meagdel optiza. In the Deong-

Der quarter of 1913, for example, mmuggled uncertificated

opiun me meised at eight porte, via; at Lappa, Kowloon,

Canton, and tow in the South; and at Hankow (800 oz),

Wuhu (400 ox), dunking and Chinking in the Yangtae

region: and it is a fair assumption that the quantity

raised beare an infinitesimal ratio to the total

smuggled.

Some light is thrown on the extent of @mugi-

ling of uncertificated opium into China by the parti-

culare furnished by the Governor of Hongkong in his

letter to the Colonial Office of the 3rd of May last-

to which my despatch No 450 of Doomabor 3rd last drew

attention- concerning Kuangchouwan, at which since opium

was being imported to an extant mount tan tiga se much

as loosl requirements: the local consumption in 1912

be int

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