HC Deb 16 March 1927 vol 203 cc1980-1
9. Mr. BARKER

asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs if he will give a list of treaty ports in China and a list of areas, not treaty ports, conceded by the Chinese Government for trading purposes in China?

Sir A. CHAMBERLAIN

As the list is a long one, I will, with the hon. Member's permission, circulate it in the OFFICIAL REPORT.

Following is the list:

Treaty Ports in Chine.
Aigun. Hunchun.
Amoy. Ichang.
Antung. Kiaochao (Tsingtao)
Canton. Kiukiang.
Changsha. Kiungchow (Hoihow)
Chefoo. Kongmoon.
Chinkiang. Kowloon.
Chungking. Lappa.
Dairen. Lungchingtsun.
Foochow. Lungchow.
Hangchow. Lungkow.
Hankow. Manchouli.
Harbin. Mengtze.
Nanking. Tiehling.
Nanning. Tungkiangtze.
Newchwang. Yingkow (port of Newchwang).
Ningpo.
Pakhoi. Liaoyang.
Samshui. Taonan.
Sansing. Changchun (Kwangchengtze).
Shanghai.
Shasi. Kirin.
Soochow. Ninguta.
Suifenho. Ohuitzuchien.
Swatow. Toutaokou.
Szemao. Paitsaokou.
Tatungkow. Tsitsihar.
Tengyueh. Hailar.
Tientsin. Kashgar.
Wenchow. Kuldja.
Wuchow. Tarbagatai.
Wuhu. Urumchi.
Taonan. Kiakhta.
Mukden. Urga.
Fakumen. Kiayiikwan.
Fenghuangcheng. Gartok.
Hsinmintun. Gyangtze.
Ports voluntarily opened by the Chinese Government.
Chinwangtao. Pengpu.
Santuao. Choutsun.
Yochow. Tsinanfu.
Chihfeng. Weihsien.
Dolonor. Woo sung (near Shanghai).
Kueihuacheng.
Hulutao. Haichow.
Liaoyiian. Wuchang.
Kalgan. Yunanfu.
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