Karauli State Memorandum

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Kishengarh State do.

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Jaisalmere State do.

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Report by Brigade-Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel D. D. Cunningham, F.R.S., C.I.E., on the
nature of the effects accompanying the continued treatment of animals with hemp drugs
and with dhatura

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Report by Mr. D. Hooper, Government Quinologist, Madras, giving the results of analyses of
samples of hemp drugs

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Report by Surgeon-Captain J. F. Evans, Officiating Chemical Examiner to the Government of
Bengal, regarding the physiological investigation concerning hemp drugs

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Report by Dr. G. Watt, M.B., C.M., C.I.E., &c., Reporter on Economic Products to the
Government of India, on Cannabis sativu

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Letter dated the 18th June 1894, from Brigade-Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel George King,

Superintendent, Royal Botanic Garden, Calcutta

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Memorandum by Brigade-Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel G. King, C.I.E., Director of Botanical
Survey of India, showing the geographical distribution of the wild hemp plant in India
and the physical conditions requisite for the cultivated variety

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Report by Mr. B. C. Basu, Assistant to the Director of the Department of Land Records and
Agriculture, Bengal, on the spontaneous growth of the wild hemp plant in the districts
of Bhagalpur and Puruea

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Note by Mr. B. Robertson, Deputy Commissioner, Nimar, on the cultivation and preparation of
ganja in Nimar

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Memorandum by Mr. H. V. Drake-Brockman, Officiating Commissioner of Excise, Central

Provinces, on the cultivation and manufacture of ganja in the Khandwa Tahsil of the

Nimar District

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Report by Mr. H. M. Lawrie, Officiating Deputy Commissioner, Bhandara, Central Provinces,

on the consumption of ganja among the Powers

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Bulletin on the cultivation and manufacture of ganja in Madras, by Mr. C. Benson, Deputy
Director, Agricultural Branch, Madras

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Note by Mr. G. A. Grierson, C.I.E., Magistrate and Collector, Howrab, on references to the
hemp plant occurring in Sanskrit and Hindi literature

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Note by Mr. J. M. Campbell, C.I.E., Collector of Land Revenue and Customs and Opium,
Bombay, on the religion of hemp

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Note by Babu Abhilas Chandra Mukerji, Second Inspector of Excise, Bengal, on the origin and
history of Trinath worship in Eastern Bengal

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Memorandum by Mr. R. G. Culloden, Assistant Collector of Customs and Superintendent of the
Preventive Service, Rangoon, on the smuggling of ganja into Rangoon

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Letter No. 133—11-E., dated the 5th March 1894, from the Assistant Secretary to the

Financial Commissioner, Burma, with enclosures, regarding the smuggling of ganja
into Burma, and the success of the system of prohibition which has been adopted

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Analysis made by the Commission of cases referred to by witnesses in answering question
No. 53

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