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confidentially by the Chamben.
Article II . This merely fulfils
stipulation in the Treaty of 26 espril, 1886 whereby China.
China agreed to open two ports, on the Chinew frontier, to trade, with the further concession that a 3:
o
port has been granted. Thus Long tcheon in Kwangoi and
Kwanger and Mong-ben
v avi
in Junnan
the two ports in compliance with the original Agreement, while Man hao, which lies between those two posts, has been added to the number.
Article III. I. the Treaty of 1886 Concessions
were made to France of certain rebates
from the general Pariffs of the Maritime Customs, these have been further.
increased under the Convention and the following reduction are provisionally permitted
Under Further ad
Under Convention. Treaty vantage to France Imports a rebate of 3/10th 1/5th 10%/% Exports a rebate of 14/10th 1/3.0 60000
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coods are
exempt.
as arRI
« Article IV. Under the Treaty of 1886 the products of China, on exportation from Anamneze Pork, were free from all import at the French Cuslonn to whatever destination they might be sent. Now, by the Convention, only such goods Stotined for Ports in China. Article V. Commits the export of Chinoce
grow Opium to Tonquin, through the land Frontion only, onpayment of duty at the role of taels 20 from 100th Chinese. A locality limit is placed purchase of Native Opium by Freuch "Merchants and their Agents, such
the
dealings are confined to the theren Treaty
Frontier Ports named in Article II.
Article VI . Regulates the traffic on the long Ki-Kong and Quo. Bang Rivers;
Merchant vessels
· required to pay to
the Chinese Imperial Customs five Candarse no perton
for
on
their Tonnage
each journey . Permission is also given for the land carriage of goods
impor
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