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TRADE MARKS IN CHINA.

MANCHESTER CHAMBER'S

DECISION.:

WEATHER REPORT

May 18th at 1820---Pressure has decreased moderately over N. China and slightly from Shanghai to Hongkong and over Formosa and Japan and Indo-China. the Philippines. It is nearly stationary over *The anticyclone is central over

Gradicata are shallow over China. Hongkong 18 hour rainfall for the 24 hours ending at May 19th. 03 inch-Total eines January 1st, 1804 inches, against an average of 17.3 inches

Japan

The China Section of the Manchester Chamber of Commeres held a meetilig on April 14th to receive a report from the China Executive on the Chinese Trade Marka Law. Mr. J. Rankine Finlayson, chairman of the Section, explained that

The forcast for the 2 hours ending at 18 the Executive had boén meeting constant-hour, May 19th is for fellowa-- ly during the last three months to deal w „Duruer with this matter.. He referred to the un-

Formos satisfactory reph of the Chinese GOTETIP ment to a note by the Diplomatic Body in Peking. In the circumstances the law was not being recognised by the British Goy ernment, with whom the Manchester Chamber had been in close touch through... out. It was "understood, further' repre- sentations were not to be made to the

Chinese Government in view of their refusal to adopt those already, mude.

The Chairman said it was the intertion of the British Minister and the Govern- ment

to watch carefully the administra tion of the law, and to take action when ever British interests were involved, with a view to maintaining the rights which British subjects enjoyed under the treaties with China, In view of the facts, the executive recommended the members not to register their marks under the Chinese law. If anybody sought to register marks belonging to British firms notice would appear in the Chinese Trade Mark Jourant, which is to be published in China, and under Article 28 the British firms would be able

to protest through diplomatic, channels within six months. The rights and privileges attached to prior user were admitted in the Chinese law (in Article 3), and it was felt that diplomatic action

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Mr A. Adler

nde inoderatem to light; fair to

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AT HOTELS

HONGKONG HOTEL-

Mr R. T. D. Aitken

Me A. S. Aldius

Dr. J. W. Anderson

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Mr H. Anderson Mr & Mrs P. Hod......

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ir L. T. Blackberü Mr Baron A Braun," Mr R. C. Burdin Mr. C. Carroll Mr C. V. Carryer Mr & Mrs J.3. Carter Mr. C. M,

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Mr C. W. O. van

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Mr MA. R. Ellert Mr & Mrs W. E. Gals

Mr J. N. G. Gibbons

would be able to protect owners of Dr. R. E. Gill British marks.

AGREEMENT WITH LOCAL CHAMBEKH,

· Mr S. J. Goldsack MP A, T, M. Gomes Mr & Mrs J. Gould Mr KC. Hesler Dr. & Mrs Y. González Cent Capt T. P. Hall Mr John Scott Harston

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Langston Capt. de C. Larfigne Mr & Mrs C, Lauritsen Mrs E Liddell

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Moore Dr. J. Morrison

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S S Perry Mr. H. Fotts Mr. Car Ramsay MrI A Reed Col. & Mrs. R. M. C.

Burton

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Simmons

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Mr L. A. Tobina Mr A. Tutandjian Mr. R. A. Wadeon MG. & Mrs J. Watts

Mr J.Wedinke Mrs IA Wilson

Mr & Mr A, A. King - Mr J. F. Wright

Rarulan BAY Kozzi,

Among the reasons the Chairman ad- vanced against registration were that: It was generally recognised trade marks were a very complicated and dificult matter, with which only those who had Mr. Horne a long study of the subject were come Mr J. D. petent to deal No confidence could be! MPH.H. placed at present in the Bureau of Trade Mr Y. B

Горнод Marks under purely Chiness administra- Mr & Mrs H. Errol tion, since the Chinese had not the neces-

Johnson sary experience. Similarly, tribunals to try J. E. Joseph, and judge trade marks cases, both MrJ. H. Kamp criminal and civil, which are also com- Miss F. King posed purely of Chinese, would be aper to serious criticism. Moreover, it is i portant to remember that, under Article 15 of the Treaty of Tientsin, all questions; in regard to the rights, whether of pro- party or person; arising between British Mr & Mrs M. Bayer anbjects are to be subject to the juris- Mr & Mrs Bitzer diction of the Brush authorities, a pro- Are& Mrs Backlock - vision as needful as ever in view of Mr & Mrs Brearley China's present chaotic condition. Pro

and chid perty in trade marks is orn, probably MH. D. Browne not the least valuable, form of foreign & Mrs F. ›L property in China. Then, again, accord ing to press reports to hand from China, Mr & Mrs J. D. Danby there was a danger that local Chinga Miss Douglas

Mr Denne lawyers would be given a motopoly of Miss Greate the right to not as registration agents, Mr & Mrs L. H. Geard in which case British firms might justi Mr P. M. Hodgs fably conclade that they would be mulet Dr. & Mrs. Kiug ed in excessive charges by those persous Miss King

Crawford

in possession of a monopoly. This view | Mr V. H. 3. Long

- Mr G. E. Lyapit

at & Mry Ogivie Mr & Mis

Pappentsa

Mr N. Parke At Part Mr & Mrs Rodgers

3 children Miss Rution, Air & Mas nutionjou Air C. B. Shank Mr & Mrs H. W.

Smith

Mr & Mrs Stewart - Mr M. Walk

Ar Woodger

has unfortunately already, been support-

ed by reports that Chinese lawyers worn

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offering large payments in return for

Allision

Mr B. J. de H. Moors Mr A. Mossin Mt J. Rous

monopolies This and other reports gave Mr & Mrs Ä. J. grounds for the fear that the adminis- tration of the law might possibly be ex- Hr & Mrs W. Austin posed to the gravest evils and corrup- Mr. W. Bernett tion.

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Capt. T. L. Brown

Mr La McLaren

Mr Wom

Mr H. Smith

Capt. LW.Smith Mr Stinger Mr W. Atopam Mrs Tullock Mr FL.. Wilson

PEAK HOTEL

Arthur

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Mr Finlayson reminded the meeting. Chitt of the fact that the British Chamber of Mr. Jack

Mr A. H. Hanson Commerce in Shanghai and the Shangha branch of the China Association, both Mr J. N. McDougal being on the spot, with full knowledge of all the circumstances, were able to rench decisions which commanded the confidence of those at home, bad unani- mously maintained the view they "find originally expressed-namely, that regis- Mr W. Armstrong tration on the part of British subjects Mr & Mrs S... would be highly detrimental to British interests.

Lt. Col. & XMB.

Mr B. K. Barnett The Vice-Chairman Mr. W. Maxwell Capt. H. D. Bennett Reckie, supporting Mr. Finlayson's re | MF B. E. U. Bird mark, and Mr. E D. Stewart,, bon. se Mr & Mr J. W. C. cretary, expressed the view that tho

Houzar wealczem of the Peking Government Mr A. C. J. Bowker meant that they would be powerless to Mr T, Beanield" enforce this or any other law in the dis: Mr

MJ. Breen tricts outside Peking, whare, as was Lt Col C. E. Brown generally known, their inflacace and Miss P. W. Brown power was of small effect in China at the Mr T.S. Eustari present time. He felt that the proper Miss O. E Clark course at the moment was for. British Mr H H. Cleland' firms to decline to register their marks, Hr Wa

Colo so that the Chinn law, would either be Mr. R. Callis come a dead-letter or else the Chinese Miss G. M. Cotton Mrs LH. Corinack Goterment would be persuaded to altor c their attitude and make the law a sound Lt Col H. A. Dobbin

Capt. & Ms Dickens and workable proposition.

Mr & Mrs J, Duncan

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The Chairman further pointed ont r W.E. that "British Arms might deem it useful Mrs C. Somers Elis to prepare for registration by making is D. Somers Ellis". lists of their marks and scuding them Mirs M. Somera Ellis out to China; so that if an improvement Mr Ms W. A in the situation came about no time need be lost in effecting registration if desir-C. Frederick

Mr Forbes

Mr & ¤ Mrs J:S. The meeting" unanimously adopted a

*** Gellingham resolution associating the Manchester Mr & Mrs W. D. Chamber of Commerce very clearly with

Goodfellow

ed,

Miss O..C. Jenkins Mr. W. W, Jordad Mr J.M. Kaya Mr M Po Kay

King

Mr L H.

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MrB. L. Beton W Capt. 1. Walker

Mr G. C. Worali inter

the attitude of the British Chamber of Mr & Mrs B. A. Halo Commerce in Shanghai, and urging a!! Mis M. B. Ha!! the members of the Marchester Chamber | Capt. & Mix X.. who are interested ir trade with China Mr & Mrs J. Hancock to refrain from actually registering their marks in China until the British Govern | Kr J. B. Hawker ment recollis reassuring and satisfac- Mr. M. Hemsworth tory information, rendering it possible to Mr & Mrs W. J. fake the matter into further considera M. J. R. Hindmarsh

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