No business is too small or none too large for us to handle. We work purely on a commission basis and are not out for a Tael profit but deal as closely as the Market allows.
We advertise in seven or eight papers, and by these means can obtain the best possible offers for shares entrusted us by clients for sale. We are ready at all times to give our advice and fullest details of all stocks At the same time the Commonwealth Government has adopted measures to ensure the standard of exports and their suitable packing Statutory rules have been enacted which will go a long way to prevent inferior or hadly packed articles from leaving the country, and so important are these that some special attention must be paid to them.
Rules under the Customs Act provide that inspectors may visit any establishment for the manufacture of goods for export, take samples to ascertain whether the regulations have been complied with, and unless the latter conditions have been fulfilled permission te export may be refused. Then follow conditions for the packing of produce—butter, cheese, fruit, jam, ete.—and rules for the canning you may be interested in, and to keep Outport investors in touch with the conditions of the Shanghai Market.
We are building up a splendid business on these lines, gnd our Outport orders are increasing daily. We prefer Outport clients who are ordering to instruct a Bank im Shanghai to pay us against delivery of the scrip, but this is not essential.
In 7 months we have received 2,617 enquiries and business has resulted in: most cases.
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