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Hong Kong Government as being possibly a matter for future

consideration; although, as Perrins explained in his letter

above referred to, it is really impossible to attempt any

judgment on such matters without a knowledge of local

conditions.

I should add that the provisions in Part I of the

Ordinance relating to Pharmacy (which, like the poisons

provisions, appear to correspond generally with the similar

provisions in our Act of 1933) are the primary concern of

the Privy Council Office; and I have sent a copy of this

correspondence to Leadbitter of that Office asking him to

communicate with you direct.

Yours sincerely,

hult Whitelega