"if we want a share in the Chinese trade which is certainly coming, we must help to create that market We must return to the days of com= mercial adventurers," said Mr, Louis Beale, Commercial Counsellor to HM. Legation in China, who is home fon Teave, ina speech tonday before the Leeds Chamber of Commerct They could not trade, ho said, in Jan area like China by correspondence:
must be done on the spot.
'The question facing us, Mr. Beale continued, was how best to help China the great. developing period she Mas undergoing and' what would be declared that, if ted sanely,, Chit was destined to become hot only one of the great trading Hone bata great nation of Router.
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