467
ANNEX V.
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ANNEX IV.
STATEMENT showing the share of (a) National, (b) British, (c) other Foreign Tonnage in the Entrances and Clearances of Vessels with cargo in Ports of the under-mentioned Countries in the Trade with their Colonies and Possessions for the last year for which such particulars are available.
Tonnage entered and cleared.
TONNAGE of Entrances and Clearances of Foreign Vessels at Ports in the United Kingdom in the trade with British Colonies and Possessions, the Countries of Nationality of the Vessels being grouped according to the treatment which they accord to British Vessels in their Colonial Trade, or (in the case of non-Colonising countries) in their coasting trade (1901).
Nationality of Vessels.
Tonnage of Entrances and Clearances in the United Kingdom in Trade with British Posser- sions.
Percentage
of Foreign Tonnage
engaged in such Trade.
Percentage.
Country.
Foreign.
Foreign.
National.
National.
British.
Other.
*Total.
British. Other.
Total.
France
Germany..
Holland ..
Denmark..
Portugal
808,988
76,860
199,948 2,199
462,643 20,153
81,922
215,392 138,532
9,018
44,464
79-0
7.5
13.5
21
11,211
94.5
1.1
4.4
5.5
64,617
87.8
8.8
8.4
12.2
Not distinguished
6,630
82-8
17.2
358,743
Ditto
238,971
58.3
41.7
1,830,244
536,821
77.3
22-7
* Excluding trade with Algeria, which is reserved to French vessels, and with St. Pierre, and Miquelon, (mainly fishing vessels).
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EXCITATIO
I. Countries with over-sea or distant possessions
(a.) Which exclude us from trade with such
possessions-
United States
Russia
::
::
Total
7,000 46,000
H
59,000
3
(b.) Which admit us to the trade with such
possessions
France
Germany
Holland.. Denmark
Total
:::
::::
II. Countries with no important over-sea porses-
Bions
57,000
226,000
34,000
81,000
348,000
29
(a.) Which exclude us by law from coasting
trade-
Spain Italy
22,000
69,000
Total
91,000
8
(b.) Which admit us to coasting trade-
Sweden..
14,000
Norway..
627,000
Belgium..
Austria-Hungary,
4,000
8,000
Total
III. Other (unspecified)"
Grand total
..
688,000
67
14,000
1
1,194,000
100
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ANNEX VI.
PRACTICE of the Chief Forsign Countries with regard to participation of Foreign Vessels in their Coasting Trade, and to their Treaty right to share in the Coasting Trade of the United Kingdom.
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China Treaties (1877 Edn.)
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Treaty or Legislative Provisions affecting the—
Reference to " Hertalet's Treaties."
Country.
Treaty, Law, &c.
: Coasting Trade of the Countries named.
Coasting Trade of the United Kingdom.
Volume.
Page,
„Anegurinn REPUBLIC
Treaty (3 2.1825), Articles II nad III Most-favoured-nation treatineut
Most-favoured-na:ion treatment
III
44
Austria-HuNGARY
Treaty (30.4.88), Article I
National treatment
National treatment
XII
1110
BELGIUM
Treaty (7.62); Article XII, con-
National treatment
National treatment
XI
68
89
timed in force by exchange of! notes (97.7.98)
BRASIL..
onstitution (24.2.91), I 18
Coasting trade reserved
No Treaty provisions
XIX
129
BULGARIA
Agreement (12/24.7.97). Article I National treatment; coasting trade included.. and Armex I
National treatment
XX
202
CHILE
Coasting trade reserved (but foreign ships do No Treaty provisions in fact engage in coasting trade)
IX !
200