Maritime Customs shall grant a special pass
for each trip, which special pass shall specify
the destination of the vessel, the places at
which it is proposed to cell, and the Customs
stations to be called at on toth the outward
and the return voyages.
The vessel must
proceed direct to the first Customs station
specified on the pas5.
(d) All vessels proceeding to non-open ports under
this Article must call at the Chinese Maritime
Customs sub-office agreed upon by the Government of Hong Kong where cerge and bagage will be examined and hatches may be sealed after
loading. Dues may be paid at the master's
option at such suc-office or at the station
specified on the puss.
(e) On the return voyage from such ports vessels
with their passengers and cargo must proceed
to the Chinese Maritime Customs sub-office
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(h)
agreed upon by the Hong Kong Government for examination an: payment of the necessary dues,
if any, to such sub-office.
Vessels registered in accordance with this Article may call and trade at any number of non-open ports on the same voyage.
Any further conditions which may be desirable for the purposes of this Article shall be mutually agreed upon by the Hong Kong Government and the Chinese Authorities.
All vessels registered in accordance with this Article and engaged in the trade contemplated by this Article, and the passengers and goods carried by such vessels, shall receive as favourable treatment in all respects as is in fact enjoyed by Chinese vessels engaged in the same trade, whether registered under this Article or not, and the passengers and goods carried by such Chinese vessels respectively, and in particular no taxes, duties, dues or charges shall be levied on such vessels so registered, or on the passengers or goods carried by such vessels, other or greater than those levied on Chinese vessels engaged in the said trade, or on the passengers or goods carried by such Chinese vessels respectively.
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