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difficulty of verifying them in a Free Port.
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rait. The suggestions for dealing with borne goods were generally
A agreed to subject to the stipulation that the import charges paid on goods at the Kowloon terminus should free the goods from pay- ment of Likin and all other sdditional imposts in China, to place of destination.
In conclusion His Excelleney pointed out the radical difference between the position of Germany's Leased Territory at Kiautschou (referred to in the last paragraph of Mr. Harris' memorandum) and that of the British Colony of Hongkong and observed that Germany was accorded 20% of the Customs dues in return for her moquiscence (viz. some 500,000 Dollars per annum). Mr. Harris
explained that the grant made to the Kianehow Government was supposed to represent the Customs charges on goods locally consumed seeing that Tsingtau was intended to be a free port for its reai- dents. His Excellency akak showed that this supposition was not tenable and Mr. Harris admitted that it might be a oase of the
Dutch fault of the Dock, giving too little and asking too much.
Finally His Excellency suggested to Mr. Harris that he shouđi write to the Governor suggesting a more formal conference and intimating that he had the authority ofbthe Inspector General of Imperial Maritime Customs to approach the Governor on the subject and to make proposals.
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