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Extract from "Eastern Engineering", November 20th, 1918, the monthly technical supplement of the London

and China Express".

"The discontinuance of this practice (the opium

habit) will be hastened and rendered more complete if substitutes are provided and made easily obtainable. From this point of view, developments in the Brewing and Distilling trade are not only anticipated, but are to

be fostered.

There is little doubt that in the near future the

ar East will offer a larger demand for plant and equip- ent for distilleries, breweries, and aerated water fac-

tories.

Considering the facts mentioned in the foregoing

paragraph in conjunction with conditions in the Far East

generally, it becomes evident that the markets in this

part of the world now merit increased attention from

requirements of the

anufacturers catering for the

Brewing and Distilling trades.

The high position held by British manufacturers

should go far to secure a fair share of the trade passing

into their hands. Indeed, in the best interests of the

trade concerned, it may be hoped that British plant will

be installed wherever practicable.