CO129-472 - Others - 1921 — Page 665

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about
whole bundle

"in action"
ever happen; to
new paper often had
quite
return of Chapas
with
Chaperon circulating
Kat
A
wait for the
kinder what
with
a paper dealing
C
its
an entirely distinct topic.

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these disadvantages, it
has indirectly
at this stage
remained),
it is
of the
discussion

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of Success.
inter-relation of these
to make
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two possible
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with
During the
phases.
it
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division's
water-tight
new way for two
two or
bundles
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for reference.
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will, I think,
be found
be
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purposes of reference
& it will generally
658

The Subdivisions of the general bundle which I have
faced.
and :-
A. General Policy; Hague Convention
L/N.
There is already (now in circulation) a separate bundle dealing with this, but I have proceeded a fair
for the "General" bundle.
Connected.
Fan Sho
were existence of these papers in the "General
a separate
CM.B. The
when
then was
relative
desirable bundle
is an index of the desirability of this "breaking out")

B. Hong Kong & China General.
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papers subsequent to a certain
date,
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change
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the
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new paper
paper dealing with that particular
three of the subject may
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the subjects dealt with
inter-connected later it is hardly possible to go further with the process of sub-division.

matters :-
Re-consideration of Opium Cultivation
They
in China
Corresp. with dut. Anti-opium Assoc H.K. legislation.
Supply of
Kiauchan
I
C. Japan.
A
Indian Opin
H.
Korea.

>
(Regulations/Laws) in these countries
Traffic with China,
Formosa.
Illicit traffic with China.
Traffic with H.K.
Production in.
PTC.

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