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that a sub-committee would be appolated, if required, to look
after the exhibits of maixufacturers not represented in Hong Kong,
but, as a matter of fact, no audii vxhibita wore preaanted,
manufactures maro staged by their local representatives).
U. Es
Tore a regular succession of Lagire Fairs held in leng
Konj, possibly exhibits from Vels could be increased in mumber
aqualɛerably, and tue pous be brought out on a tra e ship calling
at porta en route and periaapa being the incentive tovar a the
holding of regular trade fuire at the British ports en route,
The Fair Committee aight wefully set up a permaILOT:t
organisation in Hong Kong, similar to the ikash Tertiuml in How
York, and undertake the marketing of goods until such time as
au
business (evelops to a degree that would warrant the appointment
of an alent or the opening or a brada office,
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Tae following 13 suszente. as a convenient and suitable
list of cations in futuro Jairai-
11. Communications
7. Manuf'd pročucts, 13, Organicstion of the
Pair.
a. hippinS •
6. Kaw Proč data.
2. Machinery.
3. Agriculture,etc, 8. ProvisioLIN
4. Baientific,
Ú, Aeronautics.
9, Oultural ‘xhibita.13. Care of abaenteo 10. ntertainment,
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exhibitors,
14. Pinen.
FAIL
The question whether future Fairs, if held, are to be
limited to British Rapire goods or theores open to the products of
code
all nationalities, my omlee some hearthurninga.
lready, leading
articles have ag eared in the local Presa suggesting that the next
Fair be œsåled "the Hong Kong Fair", exhibits to be accepted from
firms in the Colony of all nationalities, also from local Chinese
manufacturers, and that a section covaring Chinese exports be
included. In the last Fair two derman firms took space to show
goođa hich they import fra British mamuacturera,
Through.ut the
business