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“...Hong-Kong. Shipping.The amount of shipping entered and cleared at this port during 1909 was 19,012 tons less than in the previous year. In- ward cargoes decreased by 9,870/. and outward by 3,041/. The Dutch flag was represented during the year by one steamer with a cargo of time-expired coolies from Muntok in Batavia. General.The future of Pakhoi as a commercial centre is extremely gloomy, and there will be little hope of a revival of trade until the construction of a railway from the port to Nanning or Yulin. Failing the railroad the improvement of the existing roadways and the adoption of stricter police measures for the protection of life and property in the interior would tend to arrest the decline of the port. This fact has at length forced itself on the attention of the authorities and an attempt has been made to reconstruct the road from Pakhoi to Lienchou (the local trade centre). The new roadway is, however, but 10 feet wide and is devoid of dressing, so that the surface is unre...”