རྩྭ 5.,སཱུ “
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kifling
sums due for the passage
of a seaman
are a
heavy tax
on the tune of a Shupniaster; and
would frequently cost luni as
much in chair hire and Messengers
fees as he had to receive, so that
For these
he loves the money,
reasons, I think it would be
only fair that the travelling
expenses of mew sent hence to Hong
Hong
or Hoochow should be paid
at this Consulate, upon the Masters
receipt for the amount, and that,
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