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PINES, BORNEO, &c., WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED THE CHINA DIRECTORY
THE HONGKONG DIRECTORY AND HONG LAST DE THE FAR EAST STORA
1903.
THE FORT-FIRST Annual Issue.
The DIRECTORY covers the whole of the ports and cities of the Far East, from Nether- lands Indis to Biborin, in which Europeans reside. Not only is the Directory as full and complete in each case is it can be made, but each Colony, Port, or Bettlement is prefaced by a DESCRIP. TION, carefully revised each year, most of which will sorve na necurate GUIDES FOR THE frouxiar, giving every detail in connection with: the places, their History, Topography, &o, &e.
• The Information in these Desoriptions, con-
wisting of a hundred interesting articles, packed with facte concisely set ont, and containing statistics of the TRADE of ench Country and › Port, would a lone suffles to áll a large volume, The Directories and Descriptions are of
Peking
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HONGKONG AND ITS DEPENDENCIES
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TEMÄTTES: WITH JAPAN Great Britain, 1804; Duties: Convention. 1995; Rassis, Agrestients as to Corea, United States Exradition Treaty, 1886.
TREATIER WITH COREAZA Japan, 1976 Japan Supplementary, 1876; United #Bates, 1999; Crest Britain, 1995;
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Bassin, 190,
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Franco,
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CURRENCY IN CHINA.
From a lengthy article on the currency question in Chios contributed by Mr.-E. Anderson to the N-0. Daily News we take the following
CEYLON TEA AT THE HANOI EXHIBITION,
Mc N. Bonaparte Wyss, who returned to Ceylon from a visit to the French Far East, to we knee the exhibition at Hanoi, and anish at the
connected International Congress of Oriental.
MIDZUSHIMA & CO.
COAL MERCHANTS.
No. 4 QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL (Facing Daddell Street).
HEAD OFFICE: No. 5, SAKAIMACHI KOBE.
that the toas sent from Ceylon were very much BRANCH OFFICES-UCHI-HONMACHI, MOJI, MINAMI-AJIKAWA, OSAKA ; admired by all the visitors, Europan as well as
nativo, E
Could one tons obtain a festing there, do you think?"
AND KAIGAN, WAKAMATSU.
AGENCY; Ma. 8. NAKAYAMA, MOTOMACHI, YOKOHAMA.
No control or regulation of the surrency caniste, told axepresentative of the Times of Ceylon be attempted until a universal unit of coing 14 la circulation, and is generally recognised Chins las agreed in Article II of the British Treaty to take the necessary steps to provide for a quiform national coinage, which shall be notified as the only legal tender in payntent of all foxes and dulfes throughout the Empire. As soon as there is a suficiency of the new coinage in circulation to meet the public demand the British Government shall notify
er of tex and the only interest which Ceylon teat &c. Hole Proprietors of Kumamoto and Tenon Coal Mines. Seale Agents for Keramiya, British subjects that it is the only legal tender and such notification shall hold good so long ago. I need hardly my that the comparison
aroused was in the way of provoking a compari. Komatsagaara, Tenoare, Minamio, Ikejira and Kumagahata Collieries. the shove conditions continue to exist.".
K. UYEMURA, MANAGER,
It is neither necessary nor advisable in her own interests that Chion should wait until it is known whether the British Treaty will be
ratified or not before taking preliminary steps to carry out this engagement; it is an ́esson tla” preliminary to ourrency reform if properly Government and to the people generally. The carried out it will be a great beneft both to the
satisfactory solation of the complicated car. rency problem depends to a great extent upon The CHRONICLE and DIRECTORY, al the successful accomplishment of this prolimia
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Coda used: A 1 & A. B. C. 47H ED. foourse they grow ton of their own there, and have also easy access to the Chinese articlo.
Importers of Japanese Coals. Contrasters of Coal to the Compagnia des Messageries
The conditions are very favourable to the grow-Maritimes de Franca, Foreign and Japanese steamers, Arsenal and Japanese Patiway Compantes,
was in Ceylon's favour. They were very much in respect. They make very common teas interested in seeing what Ceylon bad dono in The French are not tea drinkers to any exten.
Hongkong, 4th March, 1909.
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this senior, they e ka try to GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING.
you know, and the natives are perfectly content with the sort of tea they have. But
CALLY CUT.
now that they have seen Ceylon tess and SHIRTS & COLLARS, ARE PERFECT FITTING, BEING SCIENTIFI know their commercial value, they intend to improve their own quality. They are making arrangements to send unt men from Tonkin to NECKWEAR. OUR PATTERNS ARE EXCLUSIVE IN THE BAST. Ceylon to study our methods of manufacture and cultivation, &c."
| PYJAMÁS.
SILK AND WOOL PYJAMAS ARE A LUXURY.
"Who is going to read them?" French Governor-General bimself told me that "Oh, the Government, of course, The they were going to send people to stady our methods. I expect their representatives will be BOOTS. ALL BOOTS ARE MADE OF ENGLISH LEATHER ON AMERICAN
here shortly. That is one of the remits of the exhibition," ended Mr. Bonaparte Wyss with a smile,
"That won't benefit Ceylon in any way." "No, except in the advertisement the quality of our teas will get.”
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION IN TIENTSIN.
LASTS: A GUARANTEE OF WEAR AND STYLEA
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR.
OUR SUMMER STOCK
W M.
A correspondent of the N.-G. Daily Newz at Tientsin, wrote on February 10th
The fact that we fra Lüancially in a rather tight pince in Tlentein is, I believe, fairly well comprehended in Shanghai, and as 44) many theories to explain the situation are pro. { bably ventilated in club and street us are daily THE which has not, I believe, been ventilated, and as retailed locally Thore is one aspect of affairs
a Chinese gentleman of education has drawn my attention to it, and yon ara wisely refraining forget, I place it before your readers. from the too-prevalent policy of forgive and
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The Chinese Government should be urged to issue an Edict instructing the Board of Revenue to appoint a Commission to report upon the measures necessary to carry onl Article II of the British Treaty. The Com mission should sit in Shanghai, and should include representative of the Bankers Guilds and some foreign advisers. From the outset the interest and co-operation of the Chinese Banka should be enlisted in favour of the proposed reforms. The references of the Com- mission should be wide enough to corer the constitution of a National Board of Currency and a National Bank with powers delegated to control all the mints, to issue notes against stipulated reserves, and to demonetise existing, formy of oneraney, within a specified time. Powers should be given to adopt the measures necessary to fix and maintain a par of exchange between the Imperial silver unit, sabeidiary silver coinage, and copper cast. If this were done it is probable that a practical scheme would be forthcoming for the establishment of a uniform currency within a stated period. Pro vided that the report of the Currency Commission is satisfactory, and that a Board of Currency were appointed, which would.com-City in absolutely, not figuratively, at a stand- mand general confidence, and which would have still. The collapse of the trade is in a grant measure, if not wholly, dus to irregularities in powers delegated to it necessary to enable it to
the new offloral bank. Nativo merchants are establish a uniform national currency, China dependent upon the assistance of native banks -might appeal to the Powers to reconsider the in the conduct of their business, and the severe terms of payment of the indemnity, and propose strictures upon these banke, extending to the that the Powers should assist her in re-establish prohibition of legitimate commission
transactions between Peking and Tientsin. ing her currency qud thereby improve the has brought banking business to stand- security of the various outstanding loans, still. Looking closely into the utter, it" WHEN NOT REQUIRED will be found that the official bank is the FOR PUMPING, THE MOro a originating cause of the trouble. Tantai Lob, CAN BE UTILISED TO DRIVE the Manager, wliosa nommercial knowledge is. MACHINERY. confined to the gentle art of personal profit, has fixed the parobasing price of copper csak from native bankers as low as possible, and the selling price very high, and in addition, when passing cash out of the bank again, he mixes small worthless cash with the good, and the recipients dare not refuse to take them. This has led to a steadily accumulating loss on their part in all transactions with the ofloial bank, the same principle applying to dealings in silver.
If the Powers were genvinced that China is in carnest in attempting to put her currency on a stable basis, It is possible that they might agre to some of the following proposals
1 That for 10 years cash payments of the indemnity be accepted in tale, in the amounts as stipulated in the Protocol.
2. For that period, the loss in exchange to be payable in bonds instead of cash; these bonds to be redeemed after the indemnity is paid off, in the same sannal amounts as laid dowa in the Protocol.
3. Provided that China agrees to colloot the equivalent of this loss in exchange and to deposit it with the Board of Currency for the purpose of forming a reserve which will enable her eventually to deal effectively with the question of a conversion of the currency. The axem lation of this reserve would tend to create con- fidence in the power of China to establish a gold currency, it would enable Chine to de tach her new coinage from its balikon value; but na the minte would then be closed to the free coinage of silver, the seigniorage on any further coinage would be available as an addition to the reserve. de exchange advanced the sonal deposit would decrease.
4. That the import duties be fixed on a gold
Business at the present moment in Tientsin
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With regard to the premiums on drafts, it is well known that Tientsin is short of dollars, and at the end of the Chiness year, when merchants wore compelled to square up their debts with foreigners they were obliged to buy foreign bank cheques in lieu of dollars, and the bankers in order to facilitate their business paid high premiums to obtain thess cheques and meet the demand. The native brokers, who traded on this state of affaire and made money at the expense of both merchants and bankers, lave so far boon the only ones to get off free." · If nothing is done to check the irregularities of the official bank_für. ther trouble will ensue. The idea underlying the Viceroy's pelley is to freeze out the foreign banks; to kill trade if possible, and daal & blow to foreigners in that way. The Viceroy has meds, several nominal attempts to relieve the situation by arbitrary orders; but as commercial men well know, trade is a thing which must ad
owing to Paprietor having to leave the Colony basis, the present tariff to be converted In Just itself and will not improve to order.
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The Esfullahment has been conducted sa a the various Customs Tariffs, Trade Regulations, First Class Hotel and is a profitable investment, Chambers of Commerce, Scales of Commissions, In capable of still larger returns if wausgement Consular and Court Fous, Hongkong Stamp fe taken over by person devoting exclusive Duties, Postal: Guido, Signal Codes, Chinoso | attention to the business, Festivals, Tables of Boney, Weights, and Aleasures, and other Commercial Information, including YE CAIBA
PREAȚIEN WITH
Great Beltuin Nanking, 1842. Tientsin, 1858; Taria Agreement and Rules, 1858; Convention, 1860, Bales for Joint Investiga stion of Customs Heizures, 1889: Che100, 3878, with Additional Article: Opium Con- rvention, 1886, Chungking Convention, 1891; Thibet Sikkim Convention, 1890; Emirmah
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Franse Tientsin, 1858. Convention, 1860
Tientsin, 1885, Conventions, 1886, 1887, and 1895; Frontier Trade Regulations for Triteditates-Tisatain 1858 Additional
1868; Peking, 1580; Immigration, 1894. Germany Tientsin, 1881; Peking, 1880, Kiaochau Convention, 1898, Railway and Mining Concession, 1898. Japan Shimonoseki, 1895; Liaoting Can yentian, 1895; Commercial, 1896; New Porte, 1800.
Russia: St. Petersburg, 1881 Russian Land Trade, 1881 Port Arthur and Tallenwan Agreement, 1988.
Portugal, 1888./199
gold at 3/- exchange.
SUMMER COMPLAINT
is not always brought about by change of air and water. The stay-at-homes" are just us. susceptible to diarrhoes; due, generally, to over eating, as unripe fruit, etc. ; and, drinking ios water all accompanied by painful bowel dis charges; and, if not checked, rosulla seriously, Perry Davis Painkiller is the only purely 208-17 reliable remedy.
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5. Provided that China agrees that the extra duty which thereby becomes payable be nocumulated as a gold reserve and deposited with the Board of Currency for this purpose.
6. The rats of conversion të be the same as in Japan, which is about 3-par Haiknen tool.
The basis of the suggestions submitted above is that an attempt to deal with the currency. problem is to be made by China without the mode intervention of the Foreign Powers, and free ✔HE Bals of JUNG TATS FIRM is from the complications attendant upon inter-
POSTPONED until further notice.
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Anotioneers. Hongkong, 3rd March, 1903.
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WEISMANN, Proprietor of the
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