Cour
permitted to exist which would interfere with the unrestricted Resort of Persons
description for the purposes of
Z
Fraule.
These Objects
are however not
inconsistent with a proper regard to
cele Financial Interests of
be the contrary,
the remisther County
the Washakan
it is just and expedient that the Cities who avail themselves of the Security afforded by the British Settlement at Hong Kong to carry
their
transactions, should
a deposit the Expence of
maintaining the necessary Establishments and if Their Lordships are not misinformed, it will be found that such has been the practice in
every
instance in
Free Port has been established for the general benefit of Trade-
Their Lordships will not
enter into the details of the various
by which such a Revenue
might be raised of Her Majesty's Government must be in
great
deficients for the Materials
for coming to a right conclusion, upon
the
the real experience and approved judgment of Sir Dewey Pottinger Their Lordships
will
wonder
that his Excellency's Attention should be particularly directed to this important Subject, and that he should be instructed to report, upon it with the best practicable delay – Their Lordships
by observe that their General Views of which this Case requires is that Moderate Dues should be levied both on the Transit Trade and on the Internal Consumption of the Island, but that they should be carefully kept within such limits as would prevent the Trade from being diverted, increase of Population, from being
checked.
the
My Lords will have under
their consideration the Establishment
which
may
be necessary in the Post Office and Customes Departments (so far
Customs Establishment may be
necessary for registration, and levying, moderate Dues ensure the Finance,
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