CO129-147 - Public Offices - 1870 — Page 132

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kifling

sums due for the passage

of a seaman

are a

heavy tax

on the tune of a Shupniaster; and

would frequently cost luni as

much in chair hire and Messengers

fees as he had to receive, so that

For these

he loves the money,

reasons, I think it would be

only fair that the travelling

expenses of mew sent hence to Hong

Hong

or Hoochow should be paid

at this Consulate, upon the Masters

receipt for the amount, and that,

a