CO129-360 - Public Offices - 1909 — Page 121

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The S.5. "Hoi Tin", trading between Canton and Suí

Tung, one of the fow vessels engaged in the local river

trade remaining under the British flag, was transferred

on July 17th. to a Chinese Company. The transfer was

immediately followed by the dimissal of the British

Captain who had commanded her for over five years.

Five steam launches and one steamer of 280 tons have

also been transferred to the Chinese flag during the past

quarter, leaving only four launches and one small steamer

of 140 tons holding Inland Water Certificates issued

at Canton, one launch holding a Samshui Certificate, and

one holding a Wuchow Certificate. These with the 5.5.

"Narning" and "Sainam" form the entire remainder of a

list that mumbered 46 on the 1st. January,

Our own stringent regulations are largely responsible

for this rapid disappearance of the British flag, but

anti-foreign feeling engendered among the Cantonese by the

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