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Directories & Chronicles 香港指南 All

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NINGPO

paying duty at Ningpo, the reason for this change being that the oil companies took advantage of the difference existing between the rates at which conservancy and wharfage dues are calculated at Shanghai and the wharfage dues rate at Ningpo. There was some increase in the importation of buntal fibre; hats, hand-made in the district, have gained some popularity abroad, resulting in an increased demand for raw material. The slight increase in the value of coastwise imports is ascribed to larger importations of native cotton piece goods, which are gradually replacing the foreign article. The exportation of mats, and tea increased in volume. The special status enjoyed by Chinhai as a transportation centre for the discharge and loading of native imports and exports without fiscal obligation diverted to that place much of the interport trade from Ningpo, where native goods were formerly imported or exported on payment of duty. This accounts for the serious decline in the volume of domestic trade that would otherwise pass through Ningpo. The total number of steamers entered and cleared was 2,068, with a total registered tonnage of 2,989,436, as against 2,057 vessels totalling 3,156,534 tons in 1835. The less frequent visits of stcamers from abroad accounts for the declined in tonnage. With the completion of the unfinished section of the Shanghai-Hankow-Ningpo Railway between Tsao-o and Hangchow, through railway traffic will become possible between Ningpo and Shanghai via Hangchow.

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Tai koo

DIRECTORY

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Merchants-Cable

Ad: Swire

N. S. Chao

CHEN SIAU PAO & SONS, Shipping and

Insurance-Mao Nun Road; Cam-

po; P.O. Box Special; Cable Ad: Chensiapo

Chen Siau Pao, managing dir. David K. Chen, manager

♬ Chau Shang Yung chuk

CHINA MERCHANTS STEAM NAVIGATION CO.

-The Bund

Chang Sing-fu, manager

門衙事領國英大

Da Ing kok Ling ze ya men

CONSULATE GREAT BRITAIN

(Administered by Consul General in

Shanghai)

關海浙 Chê hai Tuan

CUSTOMS, CHINESE MARITIME

Acting Commissioner - - J. M. A.

Fay

Assistants-Liang Ka-son, Chen Yung

Fan and Yeh Chaming

Medical Officers-H. Thomas M.D., Luke Young and Ying Wên-chun Acting Tidesurveyor and Acting

Harbour Master-G. Flynn

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Boat Officers-Ko Ping Chang and

E. A. D. Polverino

Examiners-H. C. Hyatt, Leung.

Shek Cheung, Inng Fok Dien

and Yang King Lyon

Tidewaiters--12 Chinese

院醫美華波甯

HWA-MEI HOSPITAL

(American Baptist Mission)

Tin Lih Djen, M.D., supt.

Harold Thomas, M.D.

Raymond E. Stammard, M.D, John Hong, M.D.

Ma Yiu Fang, M.D.

Liu Yee Liang, M.D.

Miss W. P. Harris, nn.

Miss M. M. Whited, nn.

Z, Y. Ma, bus.-manager

MISSIONS & CHURCHES

會差會禮浸國美大

AMERICAN BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSION

SOCIETY

H. R. S. Benjamin and wife

Harold Thomas and wife

Raymond E. Stannard and wife

Miss Navy Crassey

Miss Florence Webster

Miss W. P. Harris

Miss M. M. White

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