THE TKOPICAL 
AGRICULTURIST. [March 1, 1899. 
COOLGARDIE EXHIBITION. 
Partioulars of Exhiljits for the Cook'ardie Exhi- 
buioii blii|)ped per as. 
" I' 
rinz Kegent Luilpold." 
No. 
Tea 
cases. 
lb. 
Kelliebedde 
1 
60 
Eilii 
00 
(Joncordia 
6U 
Lebanon Group' . 
4 
40 
Do . 
5 
, 
20 
Brookside 
c 
60 
Mount Temple 
7 
40 
Do 
'M 
Shrubs Hill 
liO 
Templobtowe 
JO 
60 
Uorn-i'-y 
11 
MU 
Sutton 
12 
60 
Delta 
13 
60 
Excelsior 
14 
I 
60 
Walpita 
15 
30 
Maskeliya 
16 
60 
Minna 
17 
60 
Pitakaiida Group . 
18 
I 
20 
Elfindalo 
19 
60 
Tonacouibe 
20 
60 
Ornoidale 
21 
00 
Jiogawautalawa 
22 
60 
Goithie 
24 
60 
Mahadowa 
23 
60 
M'lray 
25 
60 
Cton 
26 
60 
South Wanavajah . 
27 
40 
Middleton 
28 
•1 
60 
Dotale 
29 
80 
Deraodora 
30 
60 
Brunswick 
31 
10 
Lethentj' 
32 
63 
St. Uiive 
33 
60 
Doragalla 
34 
60 
Knuckles 
35 
60 
Diyanilakela 
30 
60 
Newton 
37 
I 
00 
Poiston 
38 
■t 
60 
Kadu-0 a 
39 
60 
Narangalla 
40 
60 
niands 
41 
2 
50 
Di agiinia 
42 
2^ 
80 
Fan lawn 
43 
2 
60 
Alkfrnlla 
44 
2 
60 
St. John De Rey . 
Aft 
2 
60 
Atgulla 
46 
2 
60 
Dambatenno 
47 
2 
60 
Siociiliolm 
48 
2 
60 
Gikiyanakanda 
49 
2 
60 
Snuiiy.Toft 
50 
2 
60 
Agra Elbedde 
51 
60 
iScrui/s 
52 
60 
Brunswick 
53 
60 
Mousakande 
tyx 
60 
Kalcogalla 
00 
60 
Rothschild 
56 
I 
60 
Holmwood 
57 
60 
Nngawtlla 
58 
60 
Oliphaut 
59 
60 
C'.oibuwa 
60 
60 
Blair Athol 
61 
60 
Alnwick 
62 
60 
Eothea 
03 
15 
'I"Ke loToa Estates Co 
04 
30 
K.A.W, 
65 
60 
Pnllenaragam Eros .. 
1 
Coffe 
e powder* 
Crystal "Kill 
(57 
1 
Cocoa and seed <fre* 
\V r, ae SoYsa, Esq. 
GS 
1 
10 lb Oinnamoi 
A P W:.i<5ock, E.-q. .. 
09 
1 
Galk 
nt^r.ne C'dmoms 
Gooi'.iimbil Gronp 
70 
1 
40 ib 
Cocoa 
]^o TheoiJoris & Co . . 
71 
1 
Curiosities 
Don TheodoriK 6c Co. 
A W A Piute <fe Co 
A J Wiililock 
J W C de Soysa 
No 
72 
73 
71 
S H 
'3 S 
G A' W Let-cbtnau 
Vavasseiir & Co 
Mousakande 
Leech man & Co 
T J Lip too, Ltd 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
N L Jnan de Silva Hi 
From Fort GodowDs 82 
■' Ceylon Obeerver " and 
" Times of Ccjlon " 83 
Mocha 84 
The Orient Company 85 
Do H6 
Do 87 
Do 88 
Clark, bpence & Co. 89 
Apoth^icarieB Co. 90 
Do 91 
H W Cave & Co 92 
Do 93 
Do 94 
Do 95 
A P Waldock Eaq. 
Do 
S J Teller}- dc Co. 
Don Carolis 
Do 
1 
IS 
3 
rarioBltiea 
Pbotoi 
Mysore Cards ; Fern- 
laoda 
De«icated Cocouula, 
Coconut Oil and 
Citrouella Oil 
Ceylon coconnt oil 
Rug 
Cardamoms 
Poll bind Teak wood A 
C'out poonac samplM 
31 lb Tea,, Cocoa and 
Coffee 
Plambaffo samulea 
Tea Pots 
Printed Patnpbleta 
CO lb. Tea 
Bristle fibre, coir 
yarn, Ac. 
DesRicatcd Cocouota 
do 
do 
Coir yarn Eamples 
Photos 
do 
View books of Ceylon 
Tea Cartoons 
do 
do 
Plumbafi;o samples 
SaniiJes of Cocoa. Oil, 
Fibre, Cinnamon, An- 
uato and Curios 
CartaiusandBrassware 
Furniture and 
Curios 
* Cocoii, Black and White Pepper, Arecanv.t, Auinto 
Seed, Annatto Paste, Liberiau Coffee, Silk Cotton 
and Kapok- 
BRAZIL COFFEE NOTES. 
The Governor of the state of Rio de Janeiro has 
been authorized to reduce the expert duty on coffee 
if ha deems it advisable to do so. Th^ ' respectiT* 
law fixed no limit to the reduction authorized. 
A pbinter recently thippod from Botucttu to his 
commission merchant at Ssntos 21 bags of coffee 
which were sold for .3818200. The expenses on thii 
coffee were as follows :— Freight, 17.SS800, cartaee 
10J160; 3 per cent comnaiasinn, ll?.3J'i; other exoen-' 
ses 1843800 ; total, 380.S200. The planter con<;equentlT 
received for his 21 ba^-s of coffee the sura of 1^. 
The Journal <h Commeicio 9&yB that several planters 
offer to bind themselves to pav to Messrs. Holeworthv 
EUia cV Co., the sum of 100,000$ if the present coffee 
crop reaches the estimate of 6,2.j0,00 i bags, provided 
that firm will Reree to pay the same sum if the crop 
proves to be less than that estimate. It is affirmed that 
this firm has cabled its estimate of the crop at this 
figure. Messrs. Holworthy Ellis ct Co. v»ill be justified 
in our opinion, v\ treating this "blnff" with silence 
There ought to be no restriction of any description 
p«t on tbtee estitniktes,— 2i'em, 
Imported Fruit.— T\"e are very piease.l to re- 
ceive aiul publish the letters from Messrs 
>y. riioi.'pson cV Co. wliich, we think, so far as 
Melbourne and Victoria are concerned, shew that 
Ceylon is safe in respect of all ilie fruit im- 
ported from that Anstnlian Colonv. The only 
question is whether assure nco should not he made 
doubly sure by adding lu:i,iHaiion at this port 
But, for ourselves, we feel we are s-.ie with Vic- 
torian fruit; for we know how c- ireful the Gov- 
ernment there is to conserve the reputation of 
tbe Colony and its fruit-growers. 
