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Thave the honour to be
Mur most obedient servant (898) Alfred Lister
Acting Regt General
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Copy
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Proclamation
121
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Ik the Superintendent of the Canton Customs issues the following notification Of all taxable goods imported in foreign vessels, tea is the most important and the law is against the imposition of duties on it privately by fraudulent means.
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Now it has been ascertained that a large amount of tea is consumed early at places near Whampoa, like Hwangsha, Lieh-teh-chai, and Yam-chau.
州 Chan, Life { 埘 Chai 欽
Formerly for many years the duties were paid at Canton, whence traders, on obtaining passes, could send the goods in separate parcels to these places. But lately goods have been sent without paying duty, direct from Whampoa or Macao, to these places.
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Thave the honour to be
Mur most obedient servant (898) Alfred Lister
Acting Regt General
True edy)
Copy
raft of
Proclamation
121
O
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Now it has been a sccrtacied that large amount of tea is consumed early at places hear Whampoa, like Hwangsha, Lieh-teh-chai, and Yam-chau.
州 Chan, Life { 埘 Chai 欽
Formerly for many years the duties were paid at Canton, whence traders, on obtaining passes can stud the goods in separate parcels to these places. But lately goods have been sent without paying duty, direct from Whampoa or Macao, to these places.
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Let me re-edit according to the rules.Crusher
I have the honour to be
My most obedient servant (898) Alfred Lister
Acting Regt General
True copy)
Copy
Draft of
Proclamation
121
As the Superintendent of the Canton Customs issues the following notification: Of all taxable goods imported in foreign vessels, tea is the most important and the law is against the imposition of duties on it privately by fraudulent means.
ル
Now it has been ascertained that a large amount of tea is consumed early at places near Whampoa, like Hwangsha, Lieh-teh-chai, and Yam-chau.
州 Chan, Life { 埘 Chai 欽
Formerly for many years the duties were paid at Canton, whence traders, on obtaining passes, could send the goods in separate parcels to these places. But lately goods have been sent without paying duty, direct from Whampoa or Macao, to these places.
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