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Customs Decennial Report 1871.

311

(a). An office under the Foreign Inspectorate

should be established on Chinese Territory

at a convenient spot on the Kowloon side for

sale of Chinese Opium Duty Certificates.

(*). The Officer of the Foreign Inspectorate

should be responsible for the management of

the Kowloon Office and investigate and sett-

-le any complaints made by Junks trading **

with Hongkong against the native Customs

Revenue Cruisers in the neighbourhood.

The Kowloon Customs House was opened in

April, 1887, and in obedience to orders, the Likin Board and Hoppo withdrew and handed over charge of the station to

the Kowloon Commissioner who commenced the levying of

Likin and Ching-fei on general cargo on the 2nd. April,

1887, the collection of tariff import duty and of Con-

-vention Likin on Opium on the 14th. of the same month,

and finally the collection of native duty on general cargo

on the 1st. July following, by which time the stations under the new management were in full operation. The work

and of the Customs House, (1.a. the examination of cargo

the collection of duties) was done at the previously

existing stations, but the general recording office was located in Hongkong. At this office correspondence was carried on, Returns for the Board of Trade and Revenue prepared and despatched, the Office docounts kept and disbursements made, but no Dues or Duties of any kind were

collected.

This arrangement was understood to be purely

temporary and was in fact contrary to the decision arrived at in Executive Council on 2nd. July, 1886, and to the Agreement of the 11th. Spptember, 1886, but no further

action was taken until a question was raised in 1890 as to

whether the Commissioner of Customs for Kowloon and

District