Evening star
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th' D'-part mr-nt of Commerce i:i ;r.
v< !r mportar.t tr.bde condltlor.:(n
bo .th America.
Aii hail, therefore. I say, to the dii
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TRADE CHANCES IN HAITI.
Moderate-priced cigarette and cigar
eases are difficult to obtain in Haiti,
says Special Agent Garrard Harris.
About the only classes of these articles
to be had are unduly ornate and expensive.
made of leather and manufactured
in France. A nickeled cigarette
case holding twelve cigarettes which
could be retailed 'for 2 gourdes (40
cents) would prove popular, also a line
Of low-priced imitation amber and silver
mounted cigarette holders, with
cases.
i ducted are emphasized In a report from
Consul General W. Henry Robertson.
I The trouble, he says. Is principally due
to the lack of American vessels in which
to carry American products, or to carry
articles either way between the United
States and the Argentine Republic. An
illustration of these disadvantages is
seen in an item published by the Times
of Argentina. It stated:
It is satisfactory to note that a very
important contract has recently been
closed with British manufacturers. Mr.
V. de C. M. Heriot, representative of the
Htavely Coal and Iron Company, has obtained
an order for 26.U0U tons of iron
piping for the national sanitary works department,
at an approximate cost of
{.000,000.
This is possibly the most important
contract signed since the declaration of
war. and it proves that British factories,
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Evening star. (1916). Washington, D.C., 1916-08-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1916-08-05/ed-1/?sp=7
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1916-08-05.
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