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sir,
Solonial, peeretary's Office,
Afa...
8th June,
I am directed to soknowledge the receipt of
your letter of the 17th of April on the subject of the
question of the peymont of special fees for overtime work
2.
by the Chinese Customs Staff on the Canton-Kowloon Railway.
In reply I am to inform you that while this
COYOTTERONİ appreciates the convenience of the Custome
examination in "ri tish territory, it cannot admit that the
Customs Adrinistration has the right to enfores regulations
na to čuos payable for such examination, without first
obtaining the sanotion of this revemment by whoss pornis-
sion the axamination is made.
3.
The claim made by the Custers Administration
appears to ba two-fold, vix: to charro fada (n) for the
oxemination of goods (or "enrgo") carried by freight trains on Sundays, Custens Volidays and st night; and (b) for the exemination of passengers' luggage out of regular working hours, vix: on "undays, Custens Volidays, at night, and out
of ramilar werking hours on ordinary days.
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with regard to (a), I am to observe that the
MANGFORÓnt of the "ritish Section of the Canten-Kowloon Railway has at present ne intention of booking any through
The quest- goode on Tindaya, Customs Felidays or at night.
ion of imposing fees for the examination of mich gooda doos
not, therefore, ariso.
The Commissioner of Customs,
Yerk Buildings,
Hongkong.