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in which he suggested the establishment
Fa
brauch of the Foreign Customs Inspectorate, either in a Bulk in the Harbor, or in a Custours station on the shore of Chinx forming the worth side of the port, close to the Colonial boundary
the Kowloon
promontory, with the indispensable
every
Sank trading condition that with Stone hour should call at this Customs station to pay duties to the Chinese Government.
15.
It does not
however
en appear
that wither the basis proposed
behalf of the Stowe Kow, Goverment
Kong
(which was, in effect, the permanent
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fiving of the Chinese Customs stations at each end of the Starbon) on Sir Thomas wakes scherne la permanent
Customs station at Kowloon)
submitted for the views of
those
who
really
persons in Stout, Kous represented the interests of the
native trave.
14.
was
The Chinese Merchants
and Traders that I thought it
my buty to speak to from time to time on this subject, pointed out that their native vessels
twere
employed in distributing along the Coast of China
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a vast quantity
British and European goods,
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