CO129-349 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1908 [10-12] — Page 151

147

anlod nedw odsottières notiquexe na diżłw bebivorg eď „Jaudiores:

1.ode gaswiowe”,nlajneiT to atto¶ vraent edd mort betrogenazt

.eludonaît at æðrag benego ylwan eɗt of

ersw #onsbroqasimod svoda e. to me!qo0

gulinerroo ni baa All ya no solY0 nylon I at or bebrawrot

•

bedniog rudainIM &'ydesis)! et noté solmure:oo e'u% u* law eɗt no

blaq-ytub to diet” writ beatmover bar binoŒ a-t ta£ldw Jade Juo

mort mobeert od odesitidseo moldqmexe về barovoo shoog malerot

かどの

·

Tadzona or tog visert eno mort stanarý mi dalldw ntxil

s hentaær IIida souborq #visan of bebropos sđt of treata: "TJ

bezsqor; MIDNATONOK 8 #DIT gòlmi tih sidstebleuoo to noktesup

to gotdrow suld no,worlɔɔɔë da Tanoleak voð ntxiI,nosedsA .11⁄2 vớ

asd sonivor¶ edt tand benzsign di‚vagnati ni matava aixli add

to ma add sunever mixti ati to duo vilaunna abivorg of

to naol ne rrah-olana and to dnevrynq erit abrawod aleaT 000,000,$

alde to syrwioath o.it noluiqo a'noɑedɔA .* ni bas

to nottuxet mort yflmzmit est datw niɗitaqmount at noltaykide

a'y‡aels" nh” .qtub skid-deson hinq asri dobiv Boshory evitar

ayevilsf sdt to notanotxo et tant voir ons bazasıqxe totalał

ydluɔittib silt to notrufos mwo ati gatud e«ldadong binow aniṁ to

"akaj to metavo aðt irtoter of Jnamrtevol sɛentíð art sorot bom

beaaerbba miega vt v” la” eft .d‡&£ ¥aч n°

8

-$70**

a Note to His Majesty's Minister communicating a despatch from

the Revenue Council to the effect that the Acting Inspector...

-General had been directed to prepare regulations with reference

to the issue of exemption certificates, but that the conditions

existing in Manchuria and those prevailing in the district

served by the Shanghai-Warking Railway presented important

points of difference which could not be arbitrarily reconciled.

The Customs rules at present existing in the Shanghai-Fanking

district with respect to the carriage of goods by other means

of transport than the railway differed from those in force in

Manchuria, and these differences must be taken into account in

framing the new regulations.

In replying to this communication, in a Note

dated June 2nd., His Majesty's Minister pointed out that the

question of the levy of likin must be decided in strict accord-

-ance with Treaty provisions and with the practice prevailing

on other railways in China. The Provisional Regulations for the

levy of likin on the Northern Railways secured the observance of

Treaty provisions in respect of foreign goods and native

produce on which import and coast-trade duty had been paid

respectively, and similar protection should be afforded to

foreign and native produce on the Shangha-Nanking Railway. As

regards the levy of likin on goods other than foreign merchand-

-ize