House of Commons Papers, Volume 110H.M. Stationery Office, 1908 - Legislation |
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Page 83
... tonnage of all shipping (steamers, sailing vessels and junks) which entered and cleared under the cognisance of the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs in 1906 amounted to 75,819,888 tons. Of this total, which was an increase of 3,061,341 ...
... tonnage of all shipping (steamers, sailing vessels and junks) which entered and cleared under the cognisance of the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs in 1906 amounted to 75,819,888 tons. Of this total, which was an increase of 3,061,341 ...
Page 84
... tonnage all fell off in 1906. Freights were unprofitable, and 1906 was one of the worst years the shipowner has had to face for some time. One of the chief reasons, however, for the reduction of British tonnage in the foreign trade was ...
... tonnage all fell off in 1906. Freights were unprofitable, and 1906 was one of the worst years the shipowner has had to face for some time. One of the chief reasons, however, for the reduction of British tonnage in the foreign trade was ...
Page 240
... tonnage. — There was an increase of 245,313 tons in the total tonnage entered and cleared, the figures being 5,536,548 tons in 1905, 5,703,871 tons in 1906 and 5,949,184 tons in 1907. The increase is not so great as in recent years. Of ...
... tonnage. — There was an increase of 245,313 tons in the total tonnage entered and cleared, the figures being 5,536,548 tons in 1905, 5,703,871 tons in 1906 and 5,949,184 tons in 1907. The increase is not so great as in recent years. Of ...
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