to the Government of India will be handed over by the Chinese frontier officer to the Political Officer for Sikkim, who will forward them as quickly as possible.
VIII.—Despatches between the Chinese and Indian officials must be treated with due respect, and couriers will be assisted in passing to and fro by the officers of each Government.
IX.—After the expiration of one year from the date of the opening of Yatung, such Tibetans as continue to graze their
cattle in Sikkim will be subject to such RegulaPasturage. tions as the British Government may from time
to time enact for the general conduct of grazing in Sikkim. Due notice will be given of such Regulations.
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