CO129-521-14 Chinese Customs- proposed agreement with Hong Kong 31-10-1930 - 10-1-1931 — Page 119

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to include an Acting Commissioner) shall be British, as

heretofore, and shall be a person acceptable to the Hong

Kong Government. The Deputy Commissioner (which expression shall likewise include an Acting Deputy Commissioner) may

be, if so desired, Chinese but he shall also be a person

acceptable to the Hong Kong Government.

ARTICLE V.

Neither the Commissioner, nor the Deputy Commissioner

specified in the foregoing Article shall be regarded as

being seconded under the terms of Article I. They shall

not interfere with the control, discipline or direction of

the members of the seconded staff; but they shall remain

as heretofore directly under the orders of the Inspector

General of Chinese Customs. For the carrying out of the

terms of this Agreement they shall act as liaison officers

between the Inspector General of Chinese Maritime Customs

and the Hong Kong Superintendent of Imports and Exports.

VI

Coasting steamer means any steam or motor vessel bot

being a sea-going motor boat or launch, which includes in

its ports of call any place on the east coats of Asia betweer

Dairen and Haiphong inclusive, or any place on any river

flowing into the sea between Dairen and Haiphong, or any

place in Formosa, and the usual extreme trading limits of

which do not extend beyond such places.

Every coasting steamer clearing out of the Colony of

Hong Kong or arriving there shall provide a manifest in

duplicate of all its cargo and shall be liable to search for

unmanifested cargo by the proper Hong Kong authorities.

The Chinese dues on the cargo shipped from Hong Kong on such

steamers /

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