clos wre
hot
in Sir B. Robertson's no 28 of 24th July 1876.
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{
thal note and the
ов
Conversation which ensued
hote handed to
hea
and conversation
lave
the linor to inclose,
}
I have the honor to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordships,
Most Obedient,
Humble Servant,
B Robertson
with the Viceroy Sin Keven gik
Note.
It being important to arrange
any
may
points of difference that
exist between the
Governments of Canton and
Hongkong,
HM Consul
wishes to call the notice of
the viceroy
to the present
system of levying duties on
Junke and native trade
with that Colony.
Junks clearing a
native
Port with produce for Hongkong
have
to pay the nei te shui
then to go or export duty,
to
Canton
However, to follow the instructions more closely and improve readability, here is a revised version in HTML format with some corrections and adjustments for clarity:Close were
hot
in Sir B. Robertson's No. 28 of 24th July 1876.
277
Copy
{
That note and the
Conversation which ensued
were handed to
His Excellency,
and conversation
leave
the Honor to inclose,
}
I have the honor to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's,
Most Obedient,
Humble Servant,
B. Robertson
with the Viceroy Sin Keven gik
Note.
It being important to arrange
any
points of difference that
exist between the
Governments of Canton and
Hongkong,
HM Consul
wishes to call the notice of
the Viceroy
to the present
system of levying duties on
Junk and native trade
with that Colony.
Junks clearing a
native
Port with produce for Hongkong
have
to pay the nei te shui
and then to go or export duty,
to
Canton
Let's directly output the revised text in the required HTML format without the initial uncorrected version.Close were
hot
in Sir B. Robertson's No. 28 of 24th July 1876.
277
Copy
{
That note and the
Conversation which ensued
were handed to
His Excellency,
and conversation
leave
the Honor to inclose,
}
I have the honor to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's,
Most Obedient,
Humble Servant,
B. Robertson
with the Viceroy Sin Keven gik
Note.
It being important to arrange any points of difference that exist between the Governments of Canton and Hongkong,
HM Consul wishes to call the notice of the Viceroy to the present system of levying duties on Junk and native trade with that Colony.
Junks clearing a native Port with produce for Hongkong have to pay the nei te shui and then to go or export duty to Canton.