Pulp and paper magazine of Canada . f Howard Smith Paper Mills, has returneilfrom a four months trip to Australia and New/•?aland. Ho reports prospects as boinr; noticeablyimproved. Mr. J. N. Stephenson, editor of the Pulj) and Pain-i-Magazine, addressecl-the Montreal at theirregular luncheon on Tuesday. The subject was theManufacture of Paper, with brief desicriptions of thevarious raw materials and the principal processes. Mr. L. R. Wilson, secretary of the Abitibi Poweiand Paper Co., is still in the Western Hospital, Mont-real, recovering from an ojjeration on liis throat. CHANGE
Pulp and paper magazine of Canada . f Howard Smith Paper Mills, has returneilfrom a four months trip to Australia and New/•?aland. Ho reports prospects as boinr; noticeablyimproved. Mr. J. N. Stephenson, editor of the Pulj) and Pain-i-Magazine, addressecl-the Montreal at theirregular luncheon on Tuesday. The subject was theManufacture of Paper, with brief desicriptions of thevarious raw materials and the principal processes. Mr. L. R. Wilson, secretary of the Abitibi Poweiand Paper Co., is still in the Western Hospital, Mont-real, recovering from an ojjeration on liis throat. CHANGES IN CANADIAN EXPORT PAPER CO. Mr. tieorge V. Steele, General Manager of the Can-adian Export Paper Co., has been in ])oor health forsome tim(>. A few weeks last summer at , did not result in complete recuperation, so theCompany has granted him a more exteiulcd leave ofabsence in hopes of a full recovery of his Mr. Steeles absence the management of theCompanys affairs \yU\ be guided b\- a ARTHUR L. DAWE. (?(msistiiig of Messrs. (Jrookci-, Dryaii and Thorn, sales-nmnagers of Laurentide Co., Brompton Pulp andPaper (!o. and Price Bros. & (o., with the assistanceof Mr. A. L. Dawe, who has just become associatedwith Ihe company. FIBRE CASES FOR SHIPPING RUBBER. Of considerable intci-(>st to nibbei- sbipi)crs in liritishMalaya and of great importance to rubber manufactur-ers is the recent introduction of a new of shippingcase into Singapore shipping circles by a representa-tive of an American company. The United States Con-sul at Singapore writes that these cases, made of 100per cent fibre, come from the manufacturer in the shapeof sheets, the riveting, packing, and wiring being doneby local shippers. The cases hold from 22.) to of sheet rubber, as compared with 200 poundscontained in the wooden chests, at no sacrifice of sur-face space, by reason of the of the Their practically nonbreakable qua
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