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added that if the Colony did not object to the concession,

would

its interests wili be best served by making it as com-

-prehensive as possible. He indicated that the more duties

on Opium the Chinese Customs were allowed to collect in

Hongkong the less excuse for interference with the junk

that trade would be. These recommendations were made in letters

dated the 10th. April, 1871, and 22nd. June, 1871,

respectively. (Nos. 77 and 82 in the printed Opium Cor-

-respondence). The Officer Administering the Government,

Major-General Whitfield circulaved this proposal for the

consideration of Mesars. R. Rowett, W. Keswick and P.

Ryrie, the Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council,

who reported in a memorandum dated the 18th. August, 1871:-

*The proposal of the Registrar-General that a Chinese

*Customs House should be established within one of the

"passessions of the British Crown is so preposterous that

"we do not think it necessary to record any opinion upon

"it beyond the expression of surprise that the Registrar-

"-General should make such a suggestion, involving as it

"does the loss of dignity to the Crown and constituting

"an indirect attack upon the independence of the Colony”.

(No. 88 of the Printed Opium Correspondence). The Officer

Administering the Government forwarded the correspondence

on this subject to the Earl of Kimberley on the 9th.

November, 1871 and on the 10th. January, ***22 1872,

Governor Sir R. G. Macdonnell, wrote to the Earl of Kimber-

-ley as follows:- "I recommend...

that His

"Majesty's Government should strenuously oppose such an

"unheard of abandonment of British prestige, right, and

"interest as is implied by conceding to the Chinese a

"Customs Station of their own in a British Colony". (No. 99 of the Printed Opium Correspondence). However, in

a despatch dated the 25th. August, 1874, Sir A. Kennedy wrote to the Earl of Carnarvon taking a diametrically

opposite