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COFFEE PRODUCTION IN INDIA,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1901.

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The enormous over-production of coffee in Brazil by forcing down prices has seriously, affected India and other coffee-growing coun- tries. The figures of coffee cultivation in India, which are based on imperfect returns. from the planting community, have recently been issued. The quantity produced Jast year was only about one-half of the production ten years, earlier. The persons employed on the 'coffee estates numbered 114,000 or one person to about 315 acres. Practically the dinners, a specialty. whole of the Indian coffee is exported, the United Kingdom and France being the chief. customers. As France during the last five † 10750 years has taken about one-third of the Indian coffee exported, the question whether that country will in a few months impose her) maximum tariff thereon is of reat momcat A decree has been issued which authorizes the application of the French minimum tariff on British colonial products up to February 23rd, 1977. „After that date Indian coffee will pay a much biber rate than Bra ilian coffee.

THE BOERS AS SEEN, BY WEBSTER DAVIS,'

Air. Webster Davis says that he issues his new book on South Africa in the hope that it mayaid in some manner in saving two little republics from destruction," and although the reports from the seat of war make it seem likely that his wish will meet with disappointment, that very fact lends a good deal of interest and value to Mr. Davis's description of the culture and man ers of a people whose government may soon perish from the earth. Mr. Davis, who was formerly mayor of Kansas City, re- signed his position as Assistant Secretary of the Interior in Washington, about a year and

a half ago, to go to South Africa to investigate the Boer cause for himself, and his book will give the future historian a view of the Boer people decidedly different from the idea of

them commonly expressed in the British peri- odicals. He describes the public buildings of the Boer capital as "magnificent," and com- pares the new court building, which was just nearing completion when Mr. Davis was there, with the new Congressional Library building in

Washington. The churches and schools, he says: were "first-class in every particular." The schools "were public and private, and the churches were of all denominations." The hospitals and asylums were excellent, and in fact, the whole appearance of the city was equal to that of any city in the United States," The modern improvements, and appliances, the

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More important, perhaps, are the charac. Besnard, N.. teristics of the people. Mr. Davis says !

Barrington, J. H.

"I found the Boers pussessing the very char-Braidwood, W. D. acteristics which we most admire in our own

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people, namely, the good nature, the generous, Chinachiole, G. N. spirit, the kindheartedness, the affection for their families, and the frank and manly in- dependence.

"During my travels throughout the two re publics, meeting the people in the public places, in their offices, in the hotels, in the homes, in villages and cities, and on the farms, and ming: fing with the soldiers on the march, in the camp and on the battlefield, I met but few persons who could not peak the English language. Almost all of those who did speak it spoke it quite as well as the citizens of our own country. I found them clean and neat in the their ap- pearance their homes in as perfect order, as clean and as comfortable and as convenient as the homes of Americans Siting at their tables attending their little dinners in our hapour, aven private dianers as well as public dinners given by officials of the government, we found

the men and women in evening-dress, and when all the guests besides myself were Boers, yet I would not hear a single word but English spoken during the whole evening I found many of them cultured and refined. Some of them were authors, some had written books, some had written poems, some had produc de excellent paintings, many were artists, many were fine musicians, and it indeed a

very common thing to find in camp and on the battle-fsid many a stalwart Boor with long hair and long beard, apparently rough and uncouth, who surprised me by telling me that he was a graduate from one of

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Campbell, H. Collins, M, Crowley Cost, Francisco Cruz, Miss C.. Cunts, C. Coombes, G. Clydesdale Coterall, L. Copelane, E Colurd, Capt. Clarke, N. Carrington, Sir John Chapman, F. Carrington, Mins Douglass, Mrs. M. E. Dyson Dederich, J. Demnic, A. P. Drowd, l'. Drysdale, A. B. Esposito, E Eschauzier, F. Engeft, M Eck, H. Eakin, E. Ewing, Rev. J. Elizaga, T, S, Excelior Eugene, Miss Lulu Emanuel & Co, Evans, Mrs. E. E. Fitzsimmons, C. A. Fleming, G. Fart, A., M. Frankland, A. Forest, M. F... Fernandes, J. M.. Flying Jordans Foster, F the great English universities. Noticing their Flint, 6. M. beards I asked them why so many of them Frud wore whiskers, and one of them answered: | Fullou, A.

We do not have time to get our hair Ford, Mr. R. A cat or to be shaved, for we are busy all the Fromingen, Miss Cath.

Girard, A. V. time fighting for our lives and our homes Galbraith against the savage native or the still more Gmni, L. savage Britons, fighting to save our country Guthrie, I R

C. E. and to save our. Independance. And thus frequently among these brave and chivalrous Gitien." Mrs. men of the mountain and veldt would I be Gorcke, A. surprised so agreeably," And yet those are the Geary, Sir W. N. kind of men whom the British press and the Grove, F. W.

G. H. R. Amarican sympathizing press would have u Griffiths, E, belleye are untutored soyages.

Gray, A, C. "The two leading newspapers of the Trans. Gibsou, Mr. J.

Gray, W. B. vaul, the Volkastim at Pretoria, and The Goetze, H. A. Standard and Digger's News, at Joliannesburg, Grodizibi, W. are published in the greater part in English, Gloyer, Miss. and they are bright and neway papers, and to Green, T

Grodiziki, V, my mind much better papers, than the papers Hermann, H.

The fact of the matter Heaton, T. of England. is that I could get, aven during those times, Holdsworth, S. when the British, cables were keeping news out Habram

Halman, A. of that country that, was of much importance, Hunter J. A more news in those, papare about my own. Henson country than I found in the English dailies Holi Hessing must commend the Boer papeis of the Transvaal Hobbs, W

Hamilton, A. for their energy and enterprise, and I do be Hartley, A. W. lieve that the editorials that appeared in those Huckle, E. papers will tank far above those of the London Haman, J. W.. dailies and will compare very favourably with Hemmings, R. the editorials in the columns of the best Hoskins American newspapers. "Literary Digest. Hogg, Hiss LT WINE and SPIRIT MER-

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STRAITS, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADEN, EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, "Through Bills of Lading issued for BATAVIA, PERSIAN GULF, CONTINENTAL and "AMERICAN PORTS).

THE Steamship

"PALAWAN Captain J Challew, RN.R carrying His Consular Invoices to accompany Cargo des" "Majesty's Mails, will be despatched from this for tined to points beyond San Francisco in the BOMBAY, on SATURDAY, the 12th October United States should be sent to the Company's at Noon, taking Fassengers and Cargo for the Office in Sealed Envelopes, addressed to the above Ports, Auto Collector of Customs at San Francisco.

For further information as to Fassage and Freight, apply to the Agency of the Company, Queen's Building

GEORGE ECKLEY, Acting Agent. Unnakose. 17th September, Yeni

PORTLAND AND ASIATIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Agapis for and in connection with THE OREGON RAILROAD AND NAVIGATION COMPANY, Operating the New First-class Steamships.

INDRAVELLI, INIDLAPURA,”

“Kuight Companion,"

between A HONGKONG and PORTLAND (OR.,) Calling at SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, MOJI, KÖBE, and YOKOHAMA.

HE Steamship';

"INDRAPURA,

Silk and Valuables, all Cargo for France, and Tea for London (under arrangement) will be transhipped at Colombo into a steamer proceeding direct to Marseilles and London other Cargo for London, &c, will be conveyed. vid Bombay withput Transhipment 2 g M

Parcels will be received at this Office until 4 ...the day before sailing. The Contenje and Valuo of all Packages are required."

Shippers are particularly requested in naje the terms and conditions of the Company Bills of Lading.

For further Particular, apply to

- HLA RITCHIE,

Superintendent. tjieknny 28th September, LOOLINE

REGULAR STEAMSHIP SERVICE TO NEW YORK,

VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANALI PROFOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG, "SATSUMA"

KURDISTÁN”

will be despatched for PORTLAND (OR) LENNOX **

on or about the 14th October, 1901,LAGU "RICHMOND CASTLE

Through Bills of Lading issued to PacificORONSAY", Coast Points and all Easter, Canadian and "HILLGLEN United States PointerETH LOWTHER CASTLE?... For through Rates of Freight and further - For Freight and further Information, communicate with an apply to

ALLAN CAMERON, EAS

General Agent, Hongkong, ajih September, 1991, 37 £105dc.

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