Art: XXI. All Chinese who have signed the contract shall proceed forthwith to the place where they are to be at the agent's disposal, where they shall receive clothing, and be at once taken on board the ship to convey them on their voyage.
Art: XXII. Any Chinese who at the time of signing the contracts or in the preceding examinations in the Superintendence shall declare themselves unwilling to emigrate, shall be taken to a separate place, in order that they may be sent back to their homes, at the expense of the Agent; to whom they shall be bound to reimburse the expense of their maintenance and half the cost of their passage money, in conformity with Art: 27%.
Art: XXIII. So long as the Superintendence shall not be established in a building capable of accommodating the total number of Emigrants to be shipped by any vessel, it shall be lawful to send them on board in two batches, ten days being the longest interval allowed to elapse between the first embarkation, conducted according to the method laid down in this Decree, and the last. In view of the approach of the N. E. Monsoon, the above period is extended to twenty days, and the number of successive shipments to three, in the case of vessels having a larger number of emigrants to take on board.
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Art: XXIV. ...
Art: XXV. The medical men establishments must inspect the emigrants at the Superintendence on the days during which the said emigrants are lodged there.
Art: XXIX. Vessels about to carry emigrants must be in readiness to sail at the latest within 48 hours after the last embarkation has taken place.
Art. XXXI. To meet the expenses of the Superintendence and of the maintenance of the emigrants while lodged there, each Agent respectively shall pay the sum of one...
Art: XXI. All Chinese who have
the contract shall proemd forthwith
signed
to the place where they are to be at the agent's disposal,
the advance &
+ here they shall recove
clothing,
be at once taken on
14 shall thereupon
board the ship
them on their
vogage
Art-XXII. Any Chinese who at the
that is to convey
time of signing
the contracts or in the
су
preceding
to
examinations in the Superin :
shall declare themselves unwilling emigrate, shall be tathen to a ceparato
place,
in
in order that
that they may
be sent
back to their homes, at the expense of the Agent; to whom they shall be bound to reimburse the expense of their maintenance recd &
half the cost of their passage - money, conformity with Art : 2.7%. Art XXIII. So long as the Superin 'I shall not be established in a
building capable of accommodating the total number of Emigrants to be shipped by any rebel, it
shall
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shall be lawful to send them on board
in thwo batches,
tex
days being
longer interval then
allowed to ela
to clapse between
the first embarkation, conducted according
to the method laid down in this Secree,
and the last.
In
approach of the
S. To view of the rear
N. E. Monsoon, the above period
ensuing
is extended to
to twenty days, & the number
of successive shipments to three, in the
case
vefeels having
larger number
to table on board.
of emigrants to
Art XXIX.
Vessels
about to
carry....
readiness
in rea
emigrants must be in
to sail
of the
at the latest within 48 hours after the last embarkation has tathen place. Art: XXV. The medical men establishments must inspect the emigrants at the Superin # on the days during which the said emigrents are lodged there. Art. XXXI. To meet the expenses of
the
Superin "I of of the maintenance the emigrants while lodged there, each Agent - respectively shall
pay
Ho sum
of
one
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