of Commerce.
Trade Marks Registration.—Some time having elapsed since the ratification of Treaties providing for the protection of Trade Marks in China, it 1s decided to address the following letter to the Deputy Tnspector-General of Customs Shanghai, 19th January, 1904.
Sm,—Enguiries having been received from members of this Chamber as to what facilities exist for registering Trade marks in China as provided by Treaty, I shall esteem it a favour if you can furnish me with any information suitable for publication.
have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, Waataw D. Lrrtce.
Chairman.
R. E, Brevox, Esq., Deputy Inspector General,
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