Burma the Land And the People
Burma the Land And the People
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The matches of Japan have practically ousted all others. Swedish matches for long outsold those of British manufacture; now they have had to give way to the boxes from the Land of the Rising Sun, with their countless vari- 278 RESOURCES AND TRADE ety of labels, collections of which are not unknown among the Burmese. These matches go in great quantities across the frontier, and the amount im- ported comes to a total value of over Rs. 600, 000. Among other minor imports, cheap and nasty cut- lery..., cups and saucers with "Remember me, " "For- get-me-not, " and "A Present, " in gilt lettering, on them, come from Germany, and quite undersell British manufactures. So do looking-glasses, glass ware, lamp shades, and similar articles from Austria. France and Belgium send hundreds of thousands of the tiny wax candles which burn on festival days before shrines in all parts of the country. Possibly British manufacturers could not make them cheaply. They certainly make no attempt to catch or to lead the taste of the native purchasers.
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The matches of Japan have practically ousted all others. Swedish matches for long outsold those of British manufacture; now they have had to give way to the boxes from the Land of the Rising Sun, with their countless vari- 278 RESOURCES AND TRADE ety of labels, collections of which are not unknown among the Burmese. These matches go in great quantities across the frontier, and the amount im- ported comes to a total value of over Rs. 600, 000. Among other minor imports, cheap and nasty cut- lery..., cups and saucers with "Remember me, " "For- get-me-not, " and "A Present, " in gilt lettering, on them, come from Germany, and quite undersell British manufactures. So do looking-glasses, glass ware, lamp shades, and similar articles from Austria. France and Belgium send hundreds of thousands of the tiny wax candles which burn on festival days before shrines in all parts of the country. Possibly British manufacturers could not make them cheaply. They certainly make no attempt to catch or to lead the taste of the native purchasers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Talbot Robert Talbot Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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