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“...obtainable in Wuhu comes from Hankow, and when freight and charges have been paid it costs about 13 dol. 40 c. a ton (say 11. 7s.). There is Anhui coal on the market, at a much lower price, but it is not of good quality. The second enterprise has not proceeded as yet beyond the stage of land purchase. Some 7 or 8 acres in the Fan Ch'ang district (20 to 25 miles south-east from Wuhu) were acquired in March by a Scottish gentleman, who, later in the year, left this part of China to settle in Manchuria. He found others, however, to take over his interest in the land, and during the autumn several other plots were acquired. Two companies, called the lli Coal Mining Company, Limited, and the Yangtze Land and Investment Com- pany, Limited, were floated in Hong-Kong. Deeds of " perpetual lease " for the purpose of coal mining were stamped by the local a-ithority, and the usual certificate was attached bearing the provincial treasurer's seal. Ge eml. The province of Anhui is one of those in which...”