The Archive · 1927

Extradition and Piracy

The Attorney-General then moved the first reading of "An Ordinance to amend the Chinese Extradition Peking, Nov. 2.

[Ordinance of 1889." He remarked:—

"Extradition to China which, for The Shantung provincial authorities announce that they are imposing tonnage dues from November 1. All. ships trading with Shantung ports must register every year, the for being a dollar, and must pay one cent per ton on tus, means practically extradition to Kiwangtung, has. been suspended now for several years, duo to certain technical-legal difficulties which have affected the subject. We always have been anxious to cooperate with our neighbours in pre-their registered tonnage om every entry into Shantang porte. greater, [Borders [venting and punishing crime in belt and in curs, and' in part

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