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Return of Junks arrived in Hongkong during the year 1846

Anchored Imports Exports
No. £ No. £ No. £
580 17,901

Carrying salt..... 791 | 1860

Carrying alum, camphor and sundries.... 500

Carrying coals from Formosa... 2 | 84

Carrying Rice, Cotton Manufactures, etc.... 7 | 3,656

Remarks

There being no custom house at Hongkong, and the Chinese traders being jealous of affording full information as to their dealings with the Colony, this Return is under the circumstances, as correct as possible.

It may be as well to state that besides the above Junks, there arrive monthly from the villages on the opposite coast, nearly 106 boats (varying from 6 to 8 Tons each) loaded with Provisions for the Colony.

Reference: C.O./133

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Return of Junks arrived in Hongkong during the year 1846 Anchored Imports Exports No. £ No. £ No. £ 580 17,901 Carrying salt..... 791 | 1860 Carrying alum, camphor and sundries.... 500 Carrying coals from Formosa... 2 | 84 Carrying Rice, Cotton Manufactures, etc.... 7 | 3,656 Remarks There being no custom house at Hongkong, and the Chinese traders being jealous of affording full information as to their dealings with the Colony, this Return is under the circumstances, as correct as possible. It may be as well to state that besides the above Junks, there arrive monthly from the villages on the opposite coast, nearly 106 boats (varying from 6 to 8 Tons each) loaded with Provisions for the Colony. Reference: C.O./133 Page 193 H. COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON 192. Page 193 is likely a page number marker at the top or bottom of the original document. The original formatting has been preserved as much as possible while correcting OCR errors and reformatting the table.
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE [THE Reference :- C.O./133 3 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO | BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON 192. 193 H. Hongkong, Return of Junks arrived in during the year 1846. Anchored. Falk. Imports. Exports. MInd. |N| Ind|N| Font |N|£nd Anchored 580 17,901 | Carrying salt.....791 1860| Carrying alum, camphor and sundries.... 500 Carrying coals from Formosa... 2 84 in Remarks 106 There being no bustom house Hongkong, and the Chines Fraders being jealous of affording full information as to their dealings with the Colony, this Return is under the circumstances, as correct as possibles nearly 9524 Carrying Rice, Cotton Manufactures, He... 7 3,656 arrive It may be as well to state that besides the above Sunks, there monthly from the villages on the opposite, coast, more than sixty Boats (varying from 6 to 8 Tins each) loaded with Provisions for the Colony.
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

[THE

Reference :-

C.O./133

3

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO |

BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

192.

193

H.

Hongkong,

Return of Junks arrived in

during the year 1846.

Anchored. Falk. Imports. Exports.

MInd. |N| Ind|N| Font |N|£nd

Anchored 580 17,901

|

Carrying salt.....791 1860|

Carrying alum, camphor

and sundries.... 500

Carrying coals from

Formosa...

2 84

in

Remarks

106

There being no bustom house Hongkong, and the Chines Fraders being jealous of affording full information as to their dealings with the Colony, this Return is under

the circumstances, as correct as

possibles

nearly

9524

Carrying Rice, Cotton Manufactures, He... 7 3,656

arrive

It may be as well to state that besides the above Sunks, there monthly from the villages on the opposite, coast, more than sixty Boats (varying from 6 to 8 Tins each) loaded with Provisions for the Colony.

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