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Edward Money. The Cultivation and Manufacture of Tea
The Cultivation and Manufacture of Tea
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. PAST AND PRESENT FINANCIAL PROSPECTS OF TEA
Schedule of Rates of Upset Prices
CHAPTER II. LABOUR, LOCAL AND IMPORTED
CHAPTER III. TEA DISTRICTS AND THEIR COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES, CLIMATE, SOIL, ETC., IN EACH
Assam
Cachar
Chittagong
Terai below Darjeeling
The Dehra Dhoon
Kangra
Darjeeling
Kumaon
Hazareebaugh
Neilgherries
Western Dooars
CHAPTER IV. SOIL
CHAPTER V. NATURE OF JUNGLE
CHAPTER VI. WATER AND SANITATION
CHAPTER VII. LAY OF LAND
CHAPTER VIII. LAYING OUT A GARDEN
CHAPTER IX. VARIETIES OF THE TEA PLANT
CHAPTER X. TEA SEED
CHAPTER XI. COMPARISON BETWEEN SOWING IN NURSERIES AND IN SITU
Nurseries
In Situ
CHAPTER XII. SOWING SEED IN SITU, ID EST, AT STAKE
CHAPTER XIII. NURSERIES
CHAPTER XIV. MANURE
CHAPTER XV. DISTANCES APART TO PLANT TEA BUSHES
CHAPTER XVI. MAKING A GARDEN
CHAPTER XVII. TRANSPLANTING
CHAPTER XVIII. CULTIVATION OF MADE GARDENS
CHAPTER XIX. PRUNING
CHAPTER XX. WHITE ANTS, CRICKETS, AND BLIGHT
CHAPTER XXI. FILLING UP VACANCIES
CHAPTER XXII. FLUSHING AND NUMBER OF FLUSHES
CHAPTER XXIII. LEAF PICKING
CHAPTER XXIV. MANUFACTURE. MECHANICAL CONTRIVANCES
Green Tea
CHAPTER XXV. SIFTING AND SORTING
Of the Different Classes of Tea
Green Teas
CHAPTER XXVI. BOXES. PACKING
CHAPTER XXVII. MANAGEMENT. ACCOUNTS. FORMS
CHAPTER XXVIII. COST OF MANUFACTURE, PACKING, TRANSPORT, ETC
CHAPTER XXIX. COST OF MAKING A 300-ACRE TEA GARDEN
CHAPTER XXX. HOW MUCH PROFIT TEA CAN GIVE
CHAPTER XXXI. PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF INDIAN TEA
CHAPTER XXXII. COUNTRIES OUTSIDE CHINA AND INDIA THAT PRODUCE TEA
Ceylon
Johore
Tea in Johore
Japan
Japan Tea
Japan Black Tea
Java.[89]
America
Tea Planting in America
Natal
Fiji Tea
CHAPTER XXXIII. STATISTICS REGARDING INDIAN TEA
America
CHAPTER XXXIV. MARKETS OUTSIDE GREAT BRITAIN
Australia
The Calcutta Tea Syndicate
The new Australian Tea Association
America
Tea in America
The Amsterdam Exhibition
Thibet
The Local Market
The Market at our Doors.—Consumption of China Tea in India
CHAPTER XXXV. MAKING INDIAN TEA KNOWN IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
How to Push the Sale of Tea
Indian Tea Sales at Home
CHAPTER XXXVI. TEA MACHINERY
Machinery and Implements for Tea Cultivation
Ploughing and Hoeing Machinery
Ploughing v. Hoeing
Steam Cultivation for Tea
As to Steam-Ploughing on Tea Gardens
Tea Manufacturing Machinery
Tea Rolling Machines
Kinmond’s Improved Patent Double Action Tea Rolling Machine
Tea Rolling Machinery
Tea Rolling Machinery
Suggestions for Improving the Drums and the Faces of the Rollers in Tea Rolling Machinery
Tea-Drying Machines
Robertson’s Typhoon
Allen’s Patent Drying Machine
The Sirocco
A New Tea Dryer
Jackson’s New Self-acting Tea Dryer
Kinmond’s Tea Dryer
Tea Drying Machinery v. Charcoal
Ansell’s Sifting, Sorting, and Fanning Machine
Ansell’s Patent Tea Sorting and Winnowing Machine
Ansell’s Sifting Machine
Packing of Tea in Tin Boxes
Hoop Iron
CHAPTER XXXVII. WEIGHING AND BULKING OF INDIAN TEAS AT CUSTOM HOUSE
No. 1 Example
No. 2 Example
No. 3. Example
Tea Bulking at the East and West India Dock Company’s Warehouses, in Crutched Friars
Conclusion
The China Tea Trade
ADDENDA. TO THE THIRD EDITION
INDIAN TEA
INDEX
INDEX. TO THE ADDITIONS IN FOURTH EDITION
FOOTNOTES
