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that some Java were laurdagan
went
Hoy
Го
か
Horny Rory &
of expand.
the
dida. Klina why all Justedto or. Het Vive had, & all the fuss made by the French Delegate al- Duessels & I must sa Siede. Nathan again when dretivento IL C.O. Two one at Hoykoy seems to take the bass tionelle to understand the Convention
Derfatibes on
or on
while if they really infort
спо
to be bount.
& Export Conviteries
the comminum
Or find by con beacting
ہے
there can
We mart
and a further Silgran
Lowwow sand a
Watter Rilynn
discomf
to the O. A.d, where the islands
As Jesst
refly. and.
7/6 C.P.2.
8 at once
19988
No. 195
Hongkong.
Enclosure 1. 28th April, 1904.
Enclosure 2.
Sir,
32563
87
c.o.
1868
654
Government House,
演狐
ONIAL
(7th. May, 1904.
bongkone, 7th
With reference to the first paragraph of
have the honour to
#arch/1
your Despatch No. 90 of the 24th. March. inform you that the countries from which Raw Sugar has hitherto been chiefly exported into this Colony for refining purposes are Java, China, Horncsa, the Philippines, and the Straits Settlements. Refined sugars are shipped to China, Japan, Korea, the United States of America, Australia, Bormosa, the Philippines and also to India and its Dependencies, as far as Aden.
2.
With regard to paragraph 5, I enclose a copy
of a letter from the Consul-General for the Netherlands in connection with the levy of countervailing duties on sugar exported from Hongkong into the Netherlands Indies, I may add that there is very little, if any, sugar imported to those Colonies from Hong- kong.
3.
With regard to the Certificates of Origin
and the other prints referred to in your Despatch, I have the honour to transmit the enclosed copies of Certificates issued in this Colony, and to refer you to my Despatch No. 187 of the 2nd. instant.
19054
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Humble servant,
ALFRED LYTTELTON, K.C., M.B.,
&c..
&c..
Officer Administering the Government.
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However, to follow the exact instructions given and to improve the response, here is the corrected version in HTML format as requested:that some Java were laurdagan went Hoy Го か Horny Rory & of expand. the dida. Klina why all Justedto or. Het Vive had, & all the fuss made by the French Delegate al-Duessels & I must sa Siede. Nathan again when dretivento IL C.O. Two one at Hoykoy seems to take the bass tionelle to understand the Convention Derfatibes on or on while if they really infort спо to be bount. & Export Conviteries the comminum Or find by con beacting ہے there can We mart and a further Silgran Lowwow sand a Watter Rilynn discomf to the O. A.d, where the islands As Jesst refly. and. 7/6 C.P.2. 8 at once 19988 No. 195 Hongkong.
Enclosure 1. 28th April, 1904. Enclosure 2.
Sir,
32563 87 c.o. 1868 654 Government House,
(7th May, 1904.
Hongkong, 7th May, 1904.
With reference to the first paragraph of your Despatch No. 90 of the 24th March, I have the honour to inform you that the countries from which Raw Sugar has hitherto been chiefly exported into this Colony for refining purposes are Java, China, Hongkong, the Philippines, and the Straits Settlements. Refined sugars are shipped to China, Japan, Korea, the United States of America, Australia, Formosa, the Philippines and also to India and its Dependencies, as far as Aden.
2. With regard to paragraph 5, I enclose a copy of a letter from the Consul-General for the Netherlands in connection with the levy of countervailing duties on sugar exported from Hongkong into the Netherlands Indies. I may add that there is very little, if any, sugar imported to those Colonies from Hongkong.
3. With regard to the Certificates of Origin and the other prints referred to in your Despatch, I have the honour to transmit the enclosed copies of Certificates issued in this Colony, and to refer you to my Despatch No. 187 of the 2nd instant.
I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient Humble servant, ALFRED LYTTELTON, K.C., M.B., Officer Administering the Government.
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that some Jafavere laurdagan
went
Hoy
Го
か
Horny Rory &
of expand.
the
dida. Klina why all Justedto or. Het Vive had, & all the fuss made by the French Delegate al- Duessels & I must sa Siede. Nathan again when dretivento IL C.O. Two one at Hoykoy seems to take the bass tionelle to understand the Convention
Derfatibes on
or on
while if they really infort
спо
to be bount.
& Export Conviteries
the comminum
Or find by con beacting
ہے
there can
We mart
and a further Silgran
Lowwow sand a
Watter Rilynn
discomf
to the O. A.d, where the islands
As Jesst
refly. and.
7/6 C.P.2.
8 at once
19988
No. 195
Hongkong.
Enclosure 1. 28th April, 1904.
Enclosure 2.
Sir,
32563
87
c.o.
1868
654
Government House,
演狐
ONIAL
(7th. May, 1904.
bongkone, 7th
With reference to the first paragraph of
have the honour to
#arch/1
your Despatch No. 90 of the 24th. March. inform you that the countries from which Raw Sugar has hitherto been chiefly exported into this Colony for refining purposes are Java, China, Horncsa, the Fhilippines, and the Straits Settlements. kefined sugars are shipped to China, Japan, Korea, the United States of America, Australia, Bormosa, the Philippines and also to India and its Dependencies, as far as Aden.
2.
With regard to paragraph 5, I enolose a copy
of a letter from the Consul-General for the Netherlands in con- nection with the levy of countervailing duties on sugar exported from Bongkong into the Netherlands Indies, I may add that there is very little, if any, sugar imported to those Colonies from Hong-
kong.
S.
With regard to the Certificates of Origin
and the other prints referred to in your Despatch, I have the honour to transmit the enclosed copies of Certificates issued in this Colony, end to refer you to my Despatch No. 187 of the 2nd.
instant.
19054
THE EIGHT BONOURABLE
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Hurble servant,
ALFRED LYKTELTON, K.C., M.B.,
&c..
&c..
Officer Administering the Government.
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