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17. It most clearly appears from this Enclosure that Brown's sugar shipped at Hainan pays 6.6 per cent. Hoi Kwan's duty, and 8 per picul Prefect's duty and if it is sent to Canton all it has to pay 3.3 per picul for cancellation fee (sii ho) - This looked so peculiar when I came to re-read it that I sent for the Witness Chau Jung again and examined him on it and he said there could be no doubt about the fact. Whether we take Jegure's here given, or those quoted by Mr. Brooke Robertson in the letter forwarded to Thomas Wade, it is obvious that the native tariff and the Foreign tariff as they were are not the same alleged to be by the Stoppo in reply to his Brooks application for the former - that there is a native tariff although practically not to be had, and seldom adhered to will presently appear.
18. The Enclosure numbered 11. is a translation of his duty accounts made out and paid at the Central Customs Cantone on a consignment of native products from Hainan to Nongthong quite recently. A portion of these goods was subsequently sent to Canton by passage boat and...
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17. It moscover appears from this Whititi Enclosure that Brown lugar chipped at Hamian pay's 6. 6 per pinel-less
30 per cent. Hoi Kwan's diely, and
Ci
8 per picil Prefects duty and if it
is sent to Canton all it has to pay
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3.3 per picit for
cancellation fee
(sii ho) - This looked so peculiar then
I
came to re-read it that I rent for the Witness Chau to Jung
again
Aud
exammed bin on it and he said.
there could be no doubt about the
fach - Whelleer we take
Jegure's here gren,
any of the
or those grote by
Bro Brooke Robertson in the healter Dorpated to t
of white
Thomas Wade!
lugar,
as correct it is
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obvious that the native lariff and
the Foreigen tariff
as they
were
are not the same
alleged
to be by the Stoppo in reply to his Brookes application for the former - that there is a native lauff although practically not to be had, and seldom adhered to will presently
appear
18. The Enclosure numbered 11.
a translation of his duty accounti
made out and paid at the Central Customs Cantore on a
of native
consignment
products from
Hainan
to Houghtong quite recently. A portion
of there goods was enbsequently unt to Canter by passage
boat and I
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