TRADE-MARK PIRACY.
THE RECENT, SPEECH OF MR. MATSUOKA.
The renewed discussion which is taking place both in Europe and in the Far East concatalog the practice of the infringement of Japandia trade-marks recalls the speeche mads some weeks ago by Mr. Nakamaten, the new Director of the Patent Office, and Mr. Matsuoka, the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, on the occasion of a dinner given to theofficials of the Department of Agriculture and Commerce and of the Patent Office.
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In the course of his speech Mr. Nake matou valdi "There are to cational boun darins la commerce and industry, and in giving protection to industrial property w should never make any distinction between. Japanese subjects and foreigners. We are also bound not to make such distinction by our treaties with the varicus Powers and by the International Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property of which we pre mem bers. But on several occasions, it has been -shown that foreigners are not satisfied with the Japanese administration. We often hear of their their complaints regarding imitation trade-maries by the Japanese in Japan and Chins. But these complaints are partly due
lo a misunderstanding of our intentions on the parts of foreigners. The intention of the Japanese Patent Office is to give protection to the rightfojowcers of industrial property. 11 never makes any distinction between Japan. ese and foreigners, and never gives one treat- meat to one and another treatment to the other. This misunderstanding must be re- moved; and we must do everything in pur power for this purpose for withou removing it commercial and industrial prosperity cannot be hoped for
Mr Malsuoka, Minister for Agricolure and Commerce, nude some remarks of great Importance. He said It gives me great atisfaction to hear from the host of this avening "sentiments with which ! so par- Tecily agree. The importance of business mor- ality is a subject which always
Gils. my thoughts. It is the only foundation upon which national wealth cabe buit. However shrewd a man may be and whatever capital he may command, if he lacks this quality, he will never -bo-able to male-final success in business. And how Cas a country, the morality of whose traders and manufacturers is of a low standard, expect prosperity ia kei commerce and indue- tries? Among our bodicits me, I am sorry to say, there are 'roine who do not pay sufficient respect to this most in portant principle and who by their dishonest conduct are bringing discredit upon their country, They are acting under'a mistalen notion that as the object of commercial and industrin activities is to make profits, any means to achieve this object are legitimate whether they be fair or foul. Thus they do not besitate to imitate forsign products, or to steal foreign trade-marks. Such unscrupulous conduct must be strictly prohibited, and measures must be taken to promote the credit of our business men. The business of the Patent Office has a close connection with the subject; especially in the prosection of trade-marks. In the discharge of their duties the officials of the Patent Office masti therefore, act most carefully and impartially and, not content with the mere, wording of the law, they must enter into its spirit of giving protection to rightful owners. It will ant do to accept an application' merely on the ground that it is not against the law, but they must also be convinced of the perfect propriety of the ap-- plication. For there may be among many ap. plicants some who, devoid of all moral sense, at- "tempt to pázs through the meshes of the network of the law, if such applicants be encouraged the interests of rightful owners will be endan- gered contrary to the spirit of the law, and business morality, instead of being raised, will ba lowered. For example, bere is a well- established foreign trade mark, and suppose a person taking advantage of the mark not being registered in Japan, has applied for its registra tion in his own name. In such a case, it is my opinion that the application should not be accepted. If the fact cannot be ascertained, it cannot be helped; but with due diligence such dishonesty can in many cases be detected. Since the late war the standing of Japan among the Powers has bee, greatly raised, and the world keeps a keen eye upon all our Rctions. It is now bigh time to take measures to raise the moral standard of our business
•men, and to put a stop to all dishonest dealings; and in this endeavour the Patent Office must
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Machew.......... H.M.S. Fawn
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· Lawrence, F.". 5.- Lawrence, P.; M.
Leggatt, E. A
3.
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Manning, J
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Mrs.
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Buckley, Miss E. M.
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C. F
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Carter, A.
F. M.
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Cartwright, S. W.
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Crook, A. H.. Cruickshank, }.
Miller, Mr. and Ma, Jack, Mrs. C. Mỗ
Packer, B. L. VERY Payne, N. F.
Adwards, Comdr.
Mrs.
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Stapleton, Master: Fi
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and Macdonald, Major
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Martin, R.
Mast, Est
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Peirse, Dr. and Mrs.
W.W.
Brister Mo
Cobley, Mr.
Colleyshaw, Mr..
Dehnhardt, ME
Dallas, Mr. and Mrs, Peake, A. W. I..
Henry
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Darton, T. B. Davey, F. P.
Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
TL
Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. Polglase, A. W.
W. 3 children
maid
Donovan, C. C.
Dougal, R. S. Hirstmann, W.
Farwell, A. S.
Fischer, R. Forteir, H.
Frost, B. L.
| Darling, Col.
Ellis, Mrs.
and Potts, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kilis, S. H.
H.
Potts, Miss
Powell, W.-A.
Praxhaw, O. M.
Pugh, A. J.
Fuchs, Mr. Galbraithe, My Gelathorpe, H. T,
Gompert, H. H Greenhill, L. 8.
Rafferty, Mrs, and child | Galbraith, Mrs."'"
Roger, Mrs. H. Q.
Russell, Mrs. N. F. "
Clothier, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W.
Evan R. L Bird, C. F.
Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. . Bonuar, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs,
Grant. J. W.C. Caldwell, G. E. Smith, E. Grant
Wright, Mrs.
Ralphs, E.
Freer, Mrs. P. C.
Ray, E. H
Franklin, C. B.
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Denison, Mr. and Mrs. Denison, Mitses (2)
Smith, Mr. and
Trevor
Mrs.
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Harrop, C. G, V.
Per Korea, from San Francisco, &c.—Mrs. H. O. Beatty, Dr. Barker Beason, Mr. Frank Davey, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dickie, 3 children and maid, Mr. C. C. Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Erwin, Mrs. Paul Freer, Mrs. L. T., Garn- sey, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Gibbens, Messis. J. S. CHINA COAST METROROLOGICAL REGISTER. Gondell, F. A, Hollabaugh, J. S. Harrison, W. D. Hazleton, F. P. Honner, S. T. Kong, Miss Lam Kirk, Meurs. M. P. Lawrence, W. D. Long, J. B. Manning, Dr. W. A. McVas, Miss Warren Mills, Mr. and Mrs. F. M, Miller, Miss, Miller, Messrs. C. E. Nathorst, D. E. Newell, Luther Parker, William Parker, Miss Elizabeth Parker, Mesara, N. F. Payne, F. G. Repide, Mrs. H. B. Rogers, Messrs. H. Seville,Kochi....... CE. Wagoner, Mrs. E. F. Woodward; Misses Nagasaki Bess Woodward, Irma Woodward, Mr. and
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od 257-Chinese.
Per Loongsang, from Macila- Mrs: Hogg, amals and a children, and Mr. Kilborne.
Fassengers departed:
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Macdonald, David Morris, J.
Lee, Mr and Mrs H. Macdonald, Miss Flóra Lewis, E. Cornewall Osborne, J. W. Macdonald, Lieut, and Owen, J. C..
Mrs, and 3 children Robertson, A. W. L. Macdonald, Miss Mag. Smith, S.
Stone, P. H. F.
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Flora ...
Handy
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Fuller, Denman: Garnsey, Mrs, L.T. Gibb, Miss C. S. W. Gibson, Adami -20 Gibson, Mr. M. Ginnell, J.
Sadler, Sir S. & Lady Sealy, Mrs. M. Sevilla, H.
Shielts, O. E..
: Sidebottom, W.
Smith, Mrs. S, E, Spittles, J. Stebbing, W. S. Stevens, Rev. A.J.
Hall, Mr. & Mr. Wi Thomas, B. P.
Garroll, D.
Grant, A. W.
Hall, Capt. T.
Harding, R.
Harrison, J. L.
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
V.
Hatetlen, U. D. "
Tallidge, G. W.
Hall, J.
Hardy, Miss
Hart Synnot, Capt..
"Haslewood, Mr. & Mrs.
Hatoland, F. A. Hell, P. HUL E, E, Hockaday, W. T. Hutchlion, Capt.
Mrs. Jeffries, H. U.
Kent, RA, Col." |·Lambert, Li-Col.
Mrs.
| Lambert, Miss
Lauder, Major.
Milllegan, Mr.
Mitchell, R. Monk, 5. D.
Moxon, Mr. and Mrs. Musson, Mr. and Mrs. Petrie, Mr. kad Mr. Phillips, Major Playne, Mr. and Mrs.
Reid, Lieut. Col
Riach, Lt. Col. & Mrs. Ross, Major R. J. Sargent, Mr.
Sayar, G. W. Seoane, G. B, Shordridge, Mr. & Mr.
A. B Sinclair, A. Smith, A. Fladlay
and Stopani, Mr.
Synnot, Capt Hart Wakefield, Mrs. >Wallace, Mr.
and Watkins, Mr, and Mrs.
Wilder, A. P.
Williams, Staff-Surg.
and Mrs.
Logan, Major and Mrs. Worbrook, Mr.
HIS BRITANNIU MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
471
***
torpedo boal destroyer...
cruiser, and cires
torpedo beat destroyer. ...torpedo boat destroyer torpedo boat destroyer cruiser, ist clans cruiser, 1st class river.gunbost surveying ship... craiser, 1st class
The
March 11, 19c8,
Bar, Th. Hu. Wind. Wr.
...NAME.
CLASS
TONS. GUNA, I.H.P.
CAPTAIN.
LAST REPORTED
Macrity
despatch-vessel...
700
3,000
Commander E La T. Leatham
Hongkong
stoop ...
1,050
J;(00
Commander E. H. Edwards...
Hongkong
Astraga
*** 141
cruiser, and class
4,300
10
7,000
Captain O. L. Vaughan-Lee...........
Hongkong
Bedlord......
咖
•Cruiser, 1st class
9,800
27,000
Captain S. E. Erskine
...
Hongkong
70
river gunboat
710
000
Lt. Comdr. Hon. R. O. B. Bridgeman...
Yangiss
river gunboat
710
6
900
Lient-Commander F. B. Noble
Yangtis
sloop ...
6
1,400
Commander B. L. Majendio....
Hoogkong
Cherub
***
water tank and lug
►
390
300
Hongkong
Clio Fame...
***
sloop...
1,970
1,400
Commander C. D, S. Raikes
Wookung
306
5,700
***
KW
4,360.
7,000
Lieut. Commander A, L. Gressos... ** Captain Roland Nugent."...
Hongkong
Shanghai
275
4,000
Lieut.Commander W. H. Darwall
Hongkong.
E-
275
4,000
b
{inna
3.900
Lieut Commander Dickens '.... Lieut. Commander C. A. Fremantle....
Hongkong
Hongkong
b
WAW ENE
bri b
Kentu
двод
72,000
King Alfred
114,100
30,000
Captain C, F. Thursby
Captain G. C. A. Marescaux.....
Hongkong
Hongkong
616
1,200
Lieut. Commander S.. H. Tennyson
Yangtze
16. a.m: 30.30 $687 NE
30.29
1,070
1,400
Commander F. H. Walter
Hoogkong
if àm.30.35
Moumouth... ́me,
9,800
$3,000
Captain G. W. Smith"
Hongkong
river gunboat
180
800
Lieut. Commander 0. C. Walcolt..
West River
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30.75
`river gunboat ...
85
240
Lieut. Commander. R. S. Ray
Yangise;
30.25 30.73
torpedo boat desiṛayer - ....
350
6,300
Hongkong
river guoboat
444
B
240
Hongkong
rivér gunboat
85
240
West River
liver gunboat
85
240
torpedo bost destroyer
250
5,500
· Lisut-Commkader Alas Dixon "umu Boan. W. Strath
Yangtranki
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Hoogkopp
Tamar
receiving ship
4,550.
130.36) 39.39 61 taihow. 19 mm, Pakho Phalien.....8 Tourents!
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Teal
river gunboat
180
8co.
Thistle
river gunboat...
.710
900
Virago
torpedo boat dstroyer
35.5
6,300
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Waterwitch
surveying ship.....................
.620
450
Commodore B. H. S. Stokes...
··Lieut.-Commander H. R. Godfrey.
Lieut. Commander H. T. Aftlay .... Lieut-Commander Stevenson i Lient-Commander H. P. Douglas: .
414
Hongkong
Yangtse
Yangtse
Hongkong
Hongkong
m 30.41
Whiting
torpedo boat destroyer
360
5,900
D
Widgeon
river gunboat
800.
Lieut Commander J, Kiddie Licut-Commander jno, F. Konxi..
Hongkong.
Yangisc
Woodcock
river gunboat
150
Woodfark
river gunboat
550 550
· Lieut.-Come, H. R. _V. Cottrell-Dormer: Yanğıso Lieut-Coma ander G.,R. Livingstone...
Nangis.
Shanghai... am 30483166 sw. Gutzlaff ......
30.41 47 30.46 55
Sharp Peak... Amny....... Swatow Taihoku Taichu.........
Tainao..... Kotbuy..... Pescadores..
30.28
Canton....... am.30.43) Hongkongam. 30.39 Victoria fexh Shipping Reports.
Gap Rock.. Str. Nord, irom Singapore-Fresh breeze Macao............ and fine.
Str. Korra, from San Francisco via Ports -- Weather fine throughout.
30.32 29.98 79 Aparri 16 m, 30.1; “Manila
[Dam. 30.08
Str. 7flak from Shanghai-Moderate to St. James. fresh N.E. wind, moderate sen,
Sir. Tingrang, from Wahu-Fresh N.E. monsoon moderate sea, overcast dull weather.
Str, Haltan, from Foochow to Amoy string N.E. monsoon heavy seas and clear weather; Amay to Swalow StrongTMN.E. monsoon heavy seas and clear weather: Swatos to longkong :-Light Elly winds and heavy swell.
VESSELS IN PORT.
STEAxis, Realus, Am. 8.5, 335, E. Drozen, 18th Mar,
Manila qth Mar., and Currimao 15b, SugarMr. Moxon,
Legaspi 6 am
Hacolod
Hoilo
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Cebu - jag 98
Labuan...
Decessarily take a prominent part. As the Bellerophon, Br. s.5, 5,726, Bartlett, 18th Mar, Nahee ||
saying is, things are most active when bey aro new, and it is my sincere desira that the Dew Director tould introduce refarms into his office following the line adopted by bis predecessors, and carry out his plans embodied in the speech he has just now Riveo."Japan Chronicle
Shipping,
Arrivals.
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Nord, Br. 4, 100, Preon, 21st Mar,-Singa
pora 12th Mar., Kersine Oil-Orðar,. Para, Br. 5.5 4,916, W. W. Cooke, A.N.R., 21st Marrom, Singapore, Gen.-P. & 0.8, N. Co.
Haitan, Br. ., 1,183, J. S. Roach, and Mar., -Foochow 19th Mar, Amoy 20th, and Swatow sist, Gen.-D., L. &Co. Patroclus, Br. 2., 3.547, W. Bivan, 22nd Mar
Shaoghai 19th Mar,, Gen.—B & S Indrkwadi, Br, 2,50c, W. G. Gilchrist, azad
New York 131d Jan; Gen.----J., M. & Co Tinguang, Br. ., 1,045, E. M. Reynolds, 22nd MrWahu ryth Mar., Rice.-J.; M. & Co.
-Tacoma T4th Feb, and Moji 14th Mar, Gen.-B. & S.
Chatham, Dr. s.5, 2,316, A. J. Duff, 19th Ma
Saigon 15th Mar, Gen.-D. & Co., Ld.' Chowla, Ger. 3.3., 1,055, T. Spiesen, 13th May
-Ban, kyk th Mar, Rice.-B. & S. Dagmar, Ger.. 3.5, 931 F. Nicolaisen, 16th
Kar.,Bangkok and Kobsichang 8th Mar Rice.-B. & S.
Drufor, Nor. s.5., 1,734, J. Bing, 17th Mar, Bangkek 7th Mar., Rice.-M, & Co. Empress of India, Br. .., .3,032, E. Beetham 1.X.R., 9b Mar.,Vancouver, (B.C.) 18th Mails and Feb., and Shanghai óth Man, Gen.-C. P. R. Co. Glamorganshire, Br. 5., 5.740, H. C. Norris,
15th Mar from Kuchinoin, Coal-S T& Co.. Glenfarg, Br. 4.5, 2,356, Holeman, 20th Mar, Bangkok 13th Mar., Gen-McG, Bros.
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-Saigon 15th Mar, Rico Chinese. Japan, Dr. .,,806, J. G. Olifert, 19th Mar,
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1,721
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receiving-ship
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2nd class cruiser
4,329
8,000
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400
river gunboat
180
1,150.
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8,700
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8,123
14,505
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303
7,000
Lieut. Thierry di
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river gunboat
141
160
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Haiphong
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1,512
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305
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502
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130
280.
Lieut. Marchand
Tongku
submarino.
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301
7,000
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Hongay
Lieut. Mom's
sub-marint...
Saigon
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9.330
6,500
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1,721
1,600
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