CO129-491 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 445

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That is, British Malay with a Uhinese population dou-le that

of Indo-China, imparted in the eleven years 1914–24 36490 cheats as compared with 24590 shes to imported into Indo-China.

In the ease of all three colonies the amount of illisit

consumption is considerable, but it is not possible to institute any emos comparisons between them in this respect. It is probably much the highest in Hong Kong, where the authorities estimate it as at least as great as the consmp- tion of Goverment opium.

The case of the leased territory of King Chow Wakas, furnishes more convincing proof that the French imports of Indian opium into Indo-China are excoussive and go to serve

the illicit traffio.

In the letter of the 22 & December læst from the Gensni

Genorul at Migon to the Governor of Hông Kông, enclosed with Foreign Office letter of 29th January (1,294/61 '87) it is stated that the Indo-Chinese GcVOPZIONE "used to send a

sensignment of 500 onses of Smares opium to Kung Chów sản án a year's supply.......and immediately on arrival they were put up

to public austion in lots;.....last year...the annual supply was maintained at 800 cases but the opium was despatched in lots

of 126 cases every quarter. the sales were not throw open

to the publið, but the Government issued opium lisenoeg to some 70 European and Chinese individuals and fira. The opin

ma then shared out ano:gat these licensees." The figures

do not correspond smotly with those supplied by the French

Government in their Report for 1921 to the League of sat.bus,

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1924 600

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Taking the lower French figures, the supply is obviously

The oireumstances of Kwang Ohow with May be regard

od as fairly analogous to those of Hong Kong and yet the

Cleness supply to Kong Chow an with a population of 189,000 is much larger than that of Hong Kong with a population six time AR The system of omtrel at Iwang Chew on bas been

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