10.
£
Description.
Rought
Hongkong Beals.
5. forward...
From and to what - Tonnage.
port and district
in China.
Port...
Boats for transmissions of cargo.
Number
darying of
from. Broughts. District-. Tons.
1094.
20.40
47
1.3
83
99
Batermen's, boats, and boats hired by Europeans -
Tomate compared - with fishermen's families.
Vessels that anchored in Stanley harbour during
the month
of December, 1847 _ of all classes. --
--
Fishing junks...
Passage
boats to
From sea. Canton & Tambo &
10.80 269
Poon junk
40.68
6
Macao's Hong Kong 30.58
2
Boats with charcoal and
firewood
Several Fu-chin & Sun-on
8.40
4
Salt boats.
Kweithin 2.40
6
Tankans and small
boats inhabited by
Tanka people..
——
Carried forward.
Sea
Sea
170
1788.
148
Vessels that anchored in Aberdeen harbour during the month of December 1847, of all classes.
Description.
From and to what Tonnage
port and district in China.
Port
Number
varying from District Tons boats.
11.
Brought forward. Fishing junks.
boats to.
Passage Junks with cargo,
stone, brick.
tiles, Lime, timber, rice, fruit, &c;
Salt boats.
Small and sampans,
inhabited by Tanka people.
Total Boats in December, 1847-
The above list.
From sea.
1780
10 to 80 180
6 to 80
Cheong-ching Sun on : 3. 13
several several 3 ·. 88.
65
2.40
123
Je a-
Jea-
may
2162.
be deemed as correct as
could be obtained from now official
sources; at the same
time. I beg to mention that the number of passage the actual number plying; many of
boats que
quen
gwen is
which have anchored several times between trips, in
the course
throw
every
invariably
of the month. The Chinese
obstacle in the way of officials
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