The Advance of Japan in Industry and Trade
The May issue of The Foreign and Colonial Importer argues Japan will become a major industrial competitor. It cites far lower wages, cheap exported goods from calico to boots, and a vast growth in textile production and the mercantile marine, predicting a sweeping shift in eastern markets and rising export capacity.
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London
Japan
Europe
America
Gene Oe
Continuation of Fort Street Dry Goods Store under new owner
The former No 10 Fort Street Store business is taken over by the new proprietor. He thanks patrons for past support and pledges to continue the full line of dry goods at low prices with steady stock.
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Fort Street
J. T. Waterhouse
Fasey Goode
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Ivmegard
Victoria
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Lucas’ Planing
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Wilder & Co., L D
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Dimond Block
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