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vessels will not suffer delay in passing Chinese
Customs Stations and Barriers.
(e) Assisting, as far as possible, the Hong Kong Government
in preventing the illicit entry either by sea or land into the Colony from China of Liquor, Opium, compounds of Opium and all other contraband goods.
(f) Obtaining from the Hong Kong Government in retum
for these advantages the right to function freely
in, in Hong Kong waters in examing junks, launches, etc. and their cargoes, levying and collecting the duties due to the Chiness Government, in making legitimate seizures, and arranging for the restora- tion to China of the right to re-establish certain Customs Stations in Priiich waters, and also on the Shuncham River, in order to facilitate Customs
preventive measures, etc.
Shanghai, 3rd July, 1929.