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Gentlemen:—The portfolio Commerce, Industry and Labour ix hig and very important portfolio all times, but never more so than the present tine, when matters serious moment are constantly ig and when far-reaching de-have to be made, ct I feet ar-
The industrial development of any ry brings with it complexities m yon u.J in the way of labour; to handle cut will not lend these matters reauiries skill, The for must hold the scales firmand evenly, to tip them one w the wer tians that capital, which he used in industry, vit at the banks, for shy Indy. No one and our interests' are realize that what is coal of a unite chic China is of China must be. benet ficial to the British effective cent tral of 1 ter to which can and will Empire and to he world at large. jurisdiction In thas exrexting our goodwill whole of towards our desire for} minister'n; Tuer welfare, the Britis Chamber of Commerce much regrets feeling obliged to draw attention to. the awe justly continuance of conditions of me security h must deplored your Excellencies and which ously affect the progress of the try and the welfare the Chinese, for on stability.
We realize that in a coun China with its numerous capt on the part establish in which we have ed is registration and reoxamination of trademarks. This, ce. where] question i¢ not yet settled, but 1 commerce woul be opposed quite sure that His Excellency appreciates the: reasonablen: ss of the British Chamber of Commerce, and 1 hope that soon the examination of trademarks and Etzestions that. have bon {heiy temas one of Oe cane With thre fe es of itr Teas De ang to speak
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