The Archive · 1924

MERCANTILE PRACTICE

Muncayriwe Practice—By George Each chapter is dealt with in just this manner, documents rather than comment being provided, 30 that the reader of the leader for instance, on El ham Wilson, 10/ for. "Also of Kelly a Walsh, La, Shanghai.

A series of brief essays on certain phases of commercial practice, calculations and accounting. Although the book appears to be of particular uso to students reading for the commercial and accountancy, tions it will also be found of great utility to those whose business it is to deal with underwriting, interest and investments, annuities, ete. Useful chapters are also included on cost accounts, deprecia es, parities and so on, Apart from' its value to students of mercantile practice it should be a work of reference found in every office library. turn to page fences and obtain sufficient data for a fuller appreciation of the problems involved. How often have we discussed the Tuchuns and the Puchunate? Yet, how many really understand what a Tuchun is, whether he is a military official only or something more. On page '913 of the Year Book, one can disjeover the full significance of the Tuchun system.

Im an article on Labour, appears jan analysis of strikes in China and the efforts of various bodies to improve the condition of the labourer. In the same chapter. on page 660 Jone may read a document published the Communist Party of China

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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