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Infomation has been accumånting during recent yokra

from several different sourons which goes to show that the

procent arrangements are unestisfastory and that opium is being

ob ta food from Indla În excess of the wetusi requirements of

the country7.

1. In the flast place, there is the evidenso as to the mmm,aling of Indian opium from Indo-China and the lessed

territory of Kmông thôn vàth, which is supplies with oplum from

This grid noe, quỵṭhånd mainly by the «overment

authorities at dam, Kow, has already been serasimiosted to the

Foreign Office and by the Foreign Office to the french verern-

600 GSɣ00ially memorandum molosed with Hone vffies

letter of 29th Ostober, 19:4 (copy amazed) and the reporta

which accompanied the dɛajatah of 6th October, 1924, frm the GoTurner of Hong Kong (oormarámuted by the Colonial uffice to

Foreign Office and India office on 20th November). it sakės

quite evident that there is a surplus of indian opinn in the country which is available for exjork, whether with or without

the know.edge of the lossl officials.

The expert of ühinese opinn from Yummum into or through Indo-China to be amuglas subsequently, in whole or in part,

out of lado.China to Hong Kong and elsewhere, to which the

attention of the Fresch vorarment has also been enlles, and

which is much greater in bulk than the sort of Indian D. Šta hardly beure on the question now under consideration amoept in so far as it shows the existence of a larga illicit traffic is Indo-China and also perhaps Indicates that the Indo-Chinese derermment de deuring on other sourose of supply sa well sa India. In his letter of 8th Seştember last (malosed with Foreign Office letter of 26th Jotober, 7.3389/95/17) the donatıl-ueneral at Dalgın saya ha ma informa by k«Kiraber, the Director:umeral of Chatons, that the Indo-Chinese GOTHOFTIMIES used anelusivel: Intian opium imrohused at the Galoutta andes szos)% for an infinitasinai smount which they hought loenlly from the mountain tribes in the interior,

The staḥistics of oumstaption in Indo-China as whale de not threw much light on the question whether quantities are being imported in excess of the internal requirements of the country. An examination of the availab. information reveals some zemricable disertpanoles, but it is doubtful whether any olear inference can afely be drawn frü the figures as a whole. A reservation met bɛ mada hover «2

19 la comidorod as regards Twig Chow «an (see below). workh ville howevur to set out in full the sw«ilable informa tion na to the situation in Indo-China, which is drawn from