CO129-521-13 Chinese Customs- proposed agreement with Hong Kong 27-8-1930 - 16-10-1930 — Page 161

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As the provisions of this Article are designed

to safeguard the salt revenue of the Chinese

Government, that Government agrees to permit the

duty on salt transported from Hongkong to Kuang tung

under the above regulations to be collected by the

Chinese Maritime Customs Office in Hongkong, and

to allow to continue without restriction consign-

monta of salt to Kuang tung through the waters of

the Col ny from the salt works on the Kuang tung

and Fukien littoral.

ARTICLE III.

No person shall have dynamite or other

explosives or sulphur or saltpetre in his possession

except as provided by law and no person shall store

such articles except under licence. Every licensee

shall keep books in a prescribed form showing the

quantity received under permit, and the amount used

daily. All such books shall be open to inspection

by the Hongkong Government.

ARTICLE IV.

During the period of this Agreement the

Government of Hongkong will allow the Chinese

Maritime Customs to maintain for Customs purposes a

sub-office at Shamshuipo or at such other place as

may be approved by the Hongkong Government.

ARTICLE V.

Steam launches duly registered by the Chinese

Maritime Customs under the Inland Waters Steam

Navigation regulations may trade between Hongkong

/and

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