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DOWNING STREET,

1 September, 1923.

I am directed by the Duke of

Devonshire to acknowledge the receipt

of your letter of the 28th of August

(No. F 2403/51/87) and to request you

to inform the Marquess Curzon of

Kedleston that the complicity of the

Hong Kong merchant and shipowner, Mr

HM.H. Nemazee, in the Traffic in

opium between the Persian Gulf and

the Far East, has been the subject of

correspondence between this Department,

the Home Office and the Governor of

Hong Kong for a considerable timet

stated by Messrs Akbar it seems probable

that the bulk of this Traffic is in the

hands of Mesars Nemazee. With reference

to the 2nd paragraph of Messrs Akbar's

letter I am to say that the Governor of

Hong Kong has recently reported (vide

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