The Revenue Inspector ard Treasurer with his subordinates, collects from the Chinese population usual taxes and duties as well as taxes and duties which may be imposed by the Civil Administrator. The Revenue Inspector receives and disburses all monies, both from the Government, ax well as from taxes and duties, and countable for same, accounts to be rend ed every three months to the Commander-in-Chief of the Kwangtung province for audit.
The Chinese Maritime Customs coming under the supervision of the Imperial Russian Government will maintain its previous organisation.
The rights of the staff as regards their service and salary remain without change. As in the meantime the Russian Government is responsible for the Customs re-yen tie, st will be represented in the Cus. toms servivo by appointing a Co-commissioner whose rights will be regulated by special order.
In the Maritime Customs is established 1 special Chinese Department to collect duties from the Chinese junks and merchandise, which income does not go to the general Customs revenue but is held at the disposal of the Civil Admini The chief of this department to reve additional salary.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.