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or, in cases approved by the authorities, a letter of
guarantee in a prescribed form, backed, when the author-
ities consider necessary, by approved sureties. The
security or letter of guarantee will be returned upon
the production by the shippers or consignees within
ninety days of the date of export of a certificate by
the Japanese Consul at the port of landing (or, in the
absence of such an officer, by an authority designated
by the Customs) of due landing of the coal. Failure to
produce this certificate within the prescribed period
renders the security liable to forfeiture.
It would appear that this notification is the con-
sequence of the supply in the South Seas, and especial-
ly at Manila, of Japanese coal to German vessels by
which the coal in question is transferred to German war-
ships either at sea or out-of-the-way localities among
the islands. I have taken every opportunity of question
-Ing the masters of vessels calling at this port from
Manila on the subject, and one and all have confirmed
the fact. The Manila firm of Madrigal and Company, ac-
cording to statements which have been made to me by
via, onc
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