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Fo this condition China solemnly agreed, and in the

1911 Agreement between Great Britain and china, tin

Majesty's Dovarnamnt recognised the Lingerity of the

Chinese Üsvemaent in their policy of opium suppression

in the sonatry, mi agread that the ex ort of spiva from

India to China should cease withis seven years="if

clear preof is givan of the somplete abeones of ·rodua-

tion of native opina in China".

By the end of 1916 all but six of the "rovinces of

China had been declared free of opium cultivation; during

1917 these six (povinooz vere inspected by officers of

His Majesty's Denonlar service in China and licowi so

declared free of cultivation; and at the end of that

year the expert of Indian epius to China soused, It is

alear, therefore, that His Majesty's Goverment have

faithfully carried out their part of the Treaty obliga-

tions between the two courtziom in regard to the opå man

traffic.

A survey of the existing comditions in the various

rovinces of China reveals the following state of affairs,

Considering firstly the orevinosa recognised as being

under the effective control of the Central Goverzzsent,

resort. from a reliable soures in Dhanai show taat opfum

is being widely grow, es...ecially in the valley of the

kai river, to the Bouth of Han Chung fu and in the outh east

of the province, la the wooteru part of the orøvines

the peasants are being subjentɛd to a heavy oạium tax

which is leviod equally on these who do not cultivato

the orop with the ros.lt that the peasants find them-

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