I have every reason to believe that what the Merchants require ground for is for storage of rough goods, of cargoes which require to be temporarily landed when ships are damaged, and so forth.
The business of the Mercantile Community will without doubt continue to be transacted as it would in Hongkong; it would be highly inconvenient to have parts across the water.
Again, I find that Her Majesty's Government are at this moment, when the War pressure is removed, paying about £6000 per annum rent for buildings to hold Military stores.
One great nuisance in Hongkong is caused by the great number of Chinese there, who are people of the worst and lowest description in China; if possible, worse than Cantonese.
From this it results that there are more...
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I have
every
reason to
believe that what the
Merchants require ground for is for Storage of rough goods, of cargoes which require to be temporarily
landed when ships
damaged,
and so
way
are
forth.
The business of
the
Mercantile Community
will without doubt
continue to be transacted.
as it would
in Hongkong,
highly inconvenient
be h
to have parts across the
water.
Again I find that Her
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Majesty's Government are
at this moment, when the War pressure
is
removed, paying about
£6000 per
annum rent for
buildings to hold Military
stores.
at nuisance
One great Houghong
is caused
of
by the
great number of Chinese there, who are people of the
vorst and lowest
very wor
description in China; if
possible, worse than
Cantonese.
From this it results
that there are
more
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