He examines the locations of present trade and concludes, for a var ity of reasons, that an economic and practicable scheme for develop-West Point cannot be designed. "Provision for the economic hand-
Jing of the rice, sugar and flour trades must therefore be made at another locality and, if possible, on the Hongkong side of the harbour on} which side business in these _commodities is largely carried on." He thinks that the passenger and cargo trade centred between the Western
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