The Archive · 1931

Japan Adopts New Estimates

Tokyo, Mar. 26, The supplementary estimates have now been passed by both se ies estimates, provide for penditure of Yen 89080000 against Batla"Tevenue of aren, 2804700. Fie bunce e fe be drawn from coscet nevenog_ which ft nas a lu Budeve would Sing in The edges tipwel'.doal tartan tinded sere 'Yee leas rip 'The main item' of expen: tus cappiomentecy' eltes ies ttm of over trontyseven, milieu Reuter. yon for unemployment relief works, Tokyo, Mar. 26.

Owing to, the Chinese eggs season, imports irom China have continued to increase since January this gear, pare The total import amounted to some 50,000" boxes (each box containing 360 pieces), valued at, Y, 298,000, which, -compared with the previous correspond-Ing period, showed an increase by 830 per cent, in volume and 290 per cent. in value. In the circumstances, the domestic egg markets. in the Tokyo and Osaka districts are] threatened by the considerable rush lof Chinese egos, which are better] in quality and cheaper in prias than the Japanese products, As there is every indication. that the import of° Chinese ces will be carried out. continually, - granting that the exchange rates remain for

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