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Article 8t The prepared opium of the different shops must be put in tins at seate of 9. 9.8. Each tin must contain the net weight of 4 taels and q haoe of pure (prepared) opium - If any tin be found to be more or less in weight than the weight specified above, the same shall be confiscated to this (Sun I') Company for breach of this Company's regulations.
Article * 6 The opium boiled and prepared by the different shops (the seven contracting shops) shall be put in tins and packed in cases before delivery to this (Sun I') Company when the price shall be fixed by a committee held for the purpose and the price so fixed on the prepared opium of the seven shops must be all alike. After the price is fixed, the chests will be delivered over to Companies which will undertake to sell them in the Golden Ports (Australia and California) at a rate which shall be fixed by themselves. (It is agreed) that no higher or lower price shall be allowed to be charged to customers no matter what chop of opium the customers may prefer to buy. No adulterated opium shall be allowed to be prepared and sold and no other vile practices will be allowed.
Article 10th For boiling every chest of crude opium the (Sun I') Company shall pay to the seven shops the sum of $40 as money for labor, opium skins, and charcoal. To matter whether more or less opium be boiled by any of the seven shops, the amount allowed for labor and charcoal as well as the opium skins, shall be put together and divided into eight (8) shares of which the Chop Hing (Co.) shall be entitled to three and Gan Hoe (Co.) entitled to five shares to be reckoned by the respective Company and the cash received by this (Sun I') Company shall all be delivered over to and be sold by this Company.
For the sake of saving and curtailing expenses, two or three of the seven shops may occupy one house or ship together but the proceeds from the opium skins and charcoal shall be divided alike into eight (8) shares of which the Chop Hing (Co.) shall be entitled to three and the Gan Hoe (Co.) entitled to five shares.
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Article 8t The prepared oprim of the different shops must be put in tins at seate of 9. 9.8. Each to must contain the net weight of 4 Fails and q hace
of pure (prepared) opium - Hany tin be found to more gruim than the weight specified above,
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the same shate be confiscated to this ( Sun I"') Company for breach of this Company's regulations.. Article *
6 at the oprim boiled and prepared by the different shops (the seven contracting chops) shall be
cases before delivery put in tins and packed in over to this (Sun I') Company when the price shall be kxed by a erecting held for the purpose and the price so find on the prepared opium of the seven- shops must be all alike. After the price is jord.
to the Hop fill and ship di they will be delwered over leompanies which will undertake to sell them is the Golden
which shall be fixed by themselves (It is agred) that
no
Ports (Australia and California)
higher charged to
California) at a rate
or lower price shall be allowed to be
customers no matter what chop of opin
the customers may prefer to buy. To adulterated optim
shall be allowed to be prepared and sold and nor
chest of 40 balls
other vill practices will be allowed. Article 10th For boiling every crude opuin the (then I') Company shall pay to the sevon shops the sum of $40 as money for labor
more. or less optim
and charcoal
later
To matter
und
be boiled by any of the seven shops the amount
allowed for
charcoal as well as the optim skins, shat be put together and duided into eight (8) shares of which the Chop thing (Co.) shall be entitled to three and Gan Helles.) entitled five shares to be reckoned by the respective Company and the colon it is
to this (Men I) Company shall all be delivered over
and bec sold by this Company.
For the sake of saving curtailing sepenses
of the seven shops may occupy one
two or three of the
or
house or ship together but the proceeds from the
ohuim skins and divided alike into eight (8) shares of which the Chop Minis (6.) shall be liked to thee and the far Ho Cockta
labor and charcoal stall be
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