CO129-174 - Sir Kennedy - 1876 [4-8] — Page 431

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Pang Zuk advised there merchanti to petition the thigh authoribes to on the sauce footing as the Macas native merchants - They refused

but asked to be relieved

be just

to do so,

from the payment of the Force gu Pariff duty which was imposed upon

theen in Excess -

15. the

ates whom I saurall

delegates

deny having

leen

any Officer at

Canton but Pang Gute

Pang Juk and were

ast

moited to any "Yamun " _ It seems

improbable that they would deny it

if the thor Kwan and the fram commissioner had honored them

with an interviews - and it would be interesting to know whether the

version

Brown Sugar, at:

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which was given to Sin Brooke Nobertson

es Juven

of what took place, or that now

given is the correct one

16. The remainder of this Enclosure

to thew that there is a

Goes

a several want of a fixed and native tariff.

that nove of the five merchants pient have

any knowledge of Extra dues being chargeable on produce shipped to Foreign ports such as the Philippines. Bangtisk, daijou, and Angapore, and

that the import

agree in saying

all

5. J

Maca - duty on Brown sugar to Macasins -

at

per picul whereas at Houghtong the

Bram Sugar it cumport duty

Hargling. 12.0.

bud

sumport duty is 12 candareens that white regar pago at Macas

While Augan at 12 Cacedareens as

Marm 12:

against 20 paid at Houghing