1 don't think that British goods are lacking in many respects but I think that the British methods of pushing sales are Iucking, sadly jing. British, goods are noted superior qualities but competition is now greater than ever was on account of the cheaper prices of the products of the United States, Germiany and Japan and the greater willingness of manufacturers in these countries to meet the requirements of Chinese trade. The British Empire la able to supply practically every commodity under the ann and should be able to supply most of China's imported. require-vents i all lines." Such was the opinion of Mr. Win. Vinson bee, of the most popular and best known younger buisinesg: men. in. Shanghai, Mr. Lee, who-was born-in Sydney, Avatrali fs assistant superintend- Si cent of th Sun Life Assurance Ca. of Canada.
"Times have changed in China and international friendship has a
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