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merchandise and native produce on which the duties are regulated

by Treaty provisions, the attention of the Board was invited to

the 14th. Article of the Shanghai-Nanking Railway Loan Agreem

-ment, under which it was provided that means should be devised

to protect the traffic on the railway from illegal exactions,

and that if the arrangements for the levy of likin on other

lines were found to be more advantageous than those on the lines

mentioned in the agreement, the same advantages should be

extended to the Shanghai-Nanking Railway.

In a further Note to the Wai Wu Pu, dated

July 10th., His Majesty's Minister complained that although

the Revenue Council had formally recognised the obligation of

the Imperial Maritime Customs to issue exemption certificates

to imports sent by rail from one Treaty Port to another, the

Customs Authorities at Shanghai still refused to issue these

certificates. His Majesty's Minister had accordiggly informed

Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Company that in future likin on

duty-paid goods in transit from one Treaty Port to another

should only be paid under protest, and that such payments would

be reclaimed by His Majesty's Government from the Chinese

Government.

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Copies of the above three Notes were form

-warded to the Foreign Office on July 21st.

On