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the proper Hong Kong authorities may, after
notice to the Chinese Maritime Customs, allow a
junk to leave a port in the Colony at any
specified hour or between any specified hours.
(d) Junks shall have their certificate number suitably
marked on their hulls in such a manner as the
proper Hong Kong authorities may direct.
Supervision shall be exercised by the proper
Hong Kong authorities over stores carried.
(e) All trading junks on arrival at or departure from
the Colony shall enter and clear at one of the
following anchorages1-
Victoria, Yaumati, Shaukiwan, Sai Kung,
Tai 0, Cheung Chau, Aberdeen, Tai Po,
Stanley, and Taun Wan.
The above list may be varied at any time by the
proper Hong Kong authorities after reasonable
notice to the Chinese Maritime Customs.
(1) Every trading junk on entering and on clearing at
an anchorage in the Colony of Hong Kong shall
have its licence book and also its Chinese
Maritime Customs pass book endorsed and dated by
the proper Hong Kong authorities. The proper
Hong Kong authorities shall satisfy themselves,
on each occasion when a trading junk enters an
anchorage in the Colony, that such junk has
reported at the proper Chinese Maritime Customs
station both on ita voyage to the Colony and on
its last voyage from the Col ny.
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