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The 1913 figure was the highest reached at this Port before the war. During the war it fell away but towards the end of 1919 a steady improvement set
in and in 1920 the 1913 record was broken and since then, as will be seen from the table above, a steady increase has been maintained,
The figures for the registration of vessels for the last six years are as follows:-
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Year
No. of Registrations
No. of Reis- trations cancelled
Total No of Tran-
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1918
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1919
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1920
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1921
1922
1925
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12
23
22
10
20
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17
25
50
14
24
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33
37
33
42
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So that it will be seen that this work has greatly The correspondence in this connection is carried
on direct with London and the Consuls at the China Coast Ports as is also the correspondence in connection with Surveys and the work of the Mercantile Marine Office.
Work in the Junk Office is also increasing as may be easily seen from the Returns of Revenue.
4. The Regulations made by His Excellency the Governor- in-Council under Section 17 of the Piracy Prevention Ordinance 14, on 6th March 1924 threw a great amount of work on the Senior Technical Staff of this Department. It is now necessary, when ships are to be fitted up Anti- Piracy, for the Assistant Harbour Master to go on board and, in conjunction with other officers specified, to
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