The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-02-27

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rtift suf anr TASK and und-r-urrenf
~ seiuslun ntH aof bern shown % any
siser ~~f.-r H ne business z1airs re-
listed tl snlsrIrsd nrscBefs There has
h''s--i r,rfil.'ifg Iu Buying ard III s0rn@
ifii' ssrl5sfH -aurrflsfIar . orders Under
fs.a atrr - rar-ass buf t-spit@ de-
1iala r-sru a.rra Americans. ~ - well
rriasra ~ ne majority That such con-
1is~ 1Fssn ffi- parf % Chinese buyers
1a@ sol b-en the rule This state
merit ns~sz-r so-- not apply 70 the
DrsSfusr - ~. Standard Oh. which has
rss-u sDDo-s-s IN many places outside Of
fh- principal eifle4 IN Northern China
- % mat condition Ia can only be
aussd fzat thorough investigation VIII
prove mat trade competition has az
r7ueh 70 to with IL ~ Chinese antag-
nnisru. That undeThand methods have
h1eu employed against the Standard
On Company and The British-Amerf-
czu TBbasco Company IL becoming
plsfner every day, At present the at
f<rk on taez@ two companies Is ap-
psr-utly conferred IN and around Han
kow. whore obscure circulars have ap-
D@s,r-s and also many evidences Of IN
friendly intent. But at 500 Chow.
chinkisaR. Chang Chow. WI Hu. Kiu
Risug and many other places tributary
hem more or less antaeonism Of late
The merchants are against the boy
rats. bur under the lash 81 the guilds
fh-y nost give a half-hearted acquies-
e-rc- ~ least II the officials 80 de-
sire they can squeIch the recrudes-
'@rra % the movement in this sectiop
md BY ~ doing viii gain the supper.
- ne merchants. But. again, there IL
me now powerful student class. which
gnda- ne TEACHINGS % foreign educat-
- Chinese and perhaps others not
frirndiy 70 American interests where
fh~y conflict with their own. has de-
veioped an influence recognized by off,
cislg. guilds. merchants and labor
err
/ From South China and. IN fact, clear
DOWN 70 the Straits Settlements. comes
ne report that there IL no improve
u1srf IN the boycott situation: that
trade " badly affected in most lines
and there is little or no business out
side ne small union trade. American
sewing machine companies report that
The Chinese are afraid 70 go into its
places. Although some are likely 20
boy, they are not willing to have a
machine in their possession. The au-
thoriiies claim there IL no recognition
here
The report concIudess IT the boy
colt IL called on tomorrow II will take
r1any years 10 remove the 81 effects
from the injury done. At Penang
American firms could not move any
goods IN their ao-downs and Chinese
refused n take the goods which they
had already ordered"