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Enclosed is a copy of instructions addressed to the local authorities.

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To Director Ford White,

12th March, 1918

Year, 10th month, 17th day

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The Viceroy accordingly notifies the Honourable Footal Heredit in order that he may take measures accordingly

Enclosed is a copy of instructions addressed to the local authorities.

W-444

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of March 12, 1918

Year, 10th month, 17 day

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Circular Despatch from the Acting Viceroy of the Two Kwang to the Superintendents of the Prefectures of Kaochow, Leichow and Kiangchow.

Conchovare in the Acting Viceroy's Despatch W.136 of Dec. 18.18. Robertson Esqr H.M. and Consul.

Whereas it is provided in the treaties with Great Britain and France and other nations that foreign merchant ships are not entitled to resort to other than the Ports of Trade declared open by treaty, and that any vessels unlawfully entering other Ports in China for clandestine trade shall, with their cargoes, be confiscated, which rule has been brought into general operation, the Viceroy of the Two Kwang has now to observe that

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The Viceroy accordingly notifies the Honourable Footal Heredit in order that he may take measures accordingly

Enclosed is a copy of instructions addressed to the local authorities.

W-444

To Director Ford White,

12th March, 1918

Year, 10th month, 17th day

Translation $6058

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Circular Despatch from the Acting Viceroy of the Two Kwang to the Superintendents of the Prefectures of Kaochow, Leichow and Kiangchow.

Conchovare in the Acting Viceroy's Despatch W.136 of Dec. 18.18. Robertson Esqr H.M. and Consul.

Whereas it is provided in the treaties with Great Britain and France and other nations that foreign merchant ships are not entitled to resort to other than the Ports of Trade declared open by treaty, and that any vessels unlawfully entering other Ports in China for clandestine trade shall, with their cargoes, be confiscated, which rule has been brought into general operation, the Viceroy of the Two Kwang has now to observe that

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The Viceroy accordingly notifies the Honourable Footal Heredit in order that he may take measures accordingly

Enclosed is a copy of instructions addressed to the local authorities.

W-444

To Director Ford White,

of March 12, 1918

Year, 10th month, 17 day

Translation $6058

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Circular Despatch from the Acting Viceroy of the Two Kwang to the Superintendents of the Prefectures of Kaochow, Leichow and Kiangchow.

Conchovare in the Acting Viceroy's Despatch W.136 of Dec. 18.18. Robertson Esqr H.M. and Consul.

Whereas it is provided in the treaties with Great Britain and France and other nations that foreign merchant ships are not entitled to resort to other than the Ports of Trade declared open by treaty, and that any vessels unlawfully entering other Ports in China for clandestine trade shall, with their cargoes, be confiscated, which rule has been brought into general operation, the Viceroy of the Two Kwang has now to observe that

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