The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-06-28 00:00:00

DUDLEY CHAMBER OF COMNIERCE.

'I he monthly meeting of the Council of the
Dudley and District Chamber of Commerce was
held on Tuesday afternoon, at the Town Hall. The
chair was occupied by Mr. Job Garratt, besides
whom there were present Messrs. G. Greon, W.
Jeffreys, W. Wilkinson, John Russell, E. T. Terry,
and W. Madley (secretary).
A letter was received from the Associated
Chambers of Commerce, setting forth the provisions
of the Railway Regulation Acts Amendment Bill.
_ .

- The Chairman said the principal thing affecting
South Staffordshire traders was the terminal
charges. The railway companies had go*. gigantic
rootlopolies, and could add to these charges when
they liked. But when they were having dividends
of eight and ten per cent. they ought not to be al-
lowed to charge what they thought proper. When
they were poor and strug4ling no one objected to
the charges, but it was different now, and considered
that I,gislation should prevent the increase of these
eLarges in new Railway Bills.
After considerable discussion, it was resolved, on
the motion of Mr. Green, "That, in the opinion of
this Council, terminal charges sho,dd be confined
to extra services rendered by railway companies
over and above what was granted by Act of Parlia-
ment." _ . _ _ _

A further resolution was passed in favour of the
pa-senger duty.
Mr. Wilkinson drew attention to the fact that
British vices and anvils were being driven out of
the Continental markets in consequence of the pro-
hibitory duties that were levied on them, and said
that unless semething was speedily done, England
would be cut out of the markets by France and
Germany. A correspondent of his wrote to say
that English goods were beaten, both in price and
quality, by the products of French and German
manufacturers,

Mr. Russell remarked that the attention of the
Board of Trade should be directed to the scale of
charges for small parcels of goo is. Supposing he
sent a pared of scythes, along with a ton of
nails, to a p,Arty in London, the scythes would be
charged the same as if they had been sent alone
A resolution embodying this complaint was
carried, and another in favour of all decisions of
the Railway Commissioners being final. -

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HIGHWA':F MULTI'. Of all article in daily use
that most liable to adulteratioa is Tea. For 60 years
ilorwman's Pure Tea has been guaranteed the best and
qaiity e
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l always
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A geuts. List of Agents in this locality, Stotirbridge:—
Li!ute, homis, High Street ; Baker, Chemist,
High Street ; tdorria, 136, High Sirect.—Brierley
Rawlings, chemist. Kidderminster, Hewitt,
hUll Ring, Halesowen, Adams chemist. Lye,
Greenwood, chemist-, Wordsley. White, chemist.
Pearson. Brettell Lane, collies,
ent•lntat Birmingham, Benks. & Co., Bull Ring.--
csicany Rsnk, Watto, Chemist.
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palate to decide everytnicig for them, and have paid the in-
evitable penalty of their. folly. Globe. Sent for one stamp
Publisher, 92, (treat Russell Street
London.

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