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[ b ) “He knows his subject thoroughly, and from the inside, there is scarcely any point in connection with the fibre which is not handled and illuminated. Altogether the little book is a perfect mine of information to all interested in jute.” Capital, z9th March, 1908. “The author has maintained a palatable raciness through out.” The Empire, 19th March, z908. “An excellent treatise on Jute in Bengal.” The Indian Planters Gazette, 21st March, 1908. “The chapters on commercial classification, baled jute and loose jute should prove of interest and value to the trade.” ZThe Englishman, 27th March, 1908. . . “In a word it is a well written book of great value and interest, for which we congratulate the author.” ZThe Amrita Bazar Patrica, z4th April, r9o&. “It is in a very codensed form, and is all the more easily understood. The practical experience of the writer is quite apparent in the way he deals with the subject. The writer also supplies no end of trade information.” Z'he ZXundee Couzier, 29th September, 7908. “Mr. N. C. Chaudhury has rendered a valuable service to all engaged in the jute industry by the publication of his well informed volume in jute in Bengal. Every page of the volume deserves careful perusal and consideration.” The Dundee Advertiser, 3oth September, 1908. o