The fore-mentioned Rules are self-explanatory, bnt the Deputy Com-oner emphasizes the following and tweed wot be presented tothe
This will "remove the poss Sinn when" nanking tu application, ime of Into arrival of pose it Expedite cuamioation and' help. avoid ()—In the case of timber which not passed with een authorized te Tecelve, Specifca toms, ete, and to decide oF not yo mea It is understood that, in the main, these provisional rales for passing import timber at Tangku meet the!
resent circumstances and are ac-
Ceptable tothe members of the Japanese Shipping Association, cordial letter of thanks and appreciation for the prompt and efficient manner with which the Customs has taken up the interests of the Port of Tientsin has been addressed t0 the Deputy Commissioner, Mr.
Little.
It is, of course, implicitly understood that these facilities have only' been granted in view of the silting of the Haiho, the difficulty of getting cargo up to Tientsin, and also with view of avoiding demurrage and consequent loss to the shipowners.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.