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To: tonto who wrote (36277)	1/13/1998 8:49:00 AM
From: Ditchdigger	Respond to of 55532

Tonto, is the attorney you previously retained a local phone call away? The answer to this question would be worth the price of admission. I was under the impression once the MM signed off,it went back for review, by the SEC or NASD..TIA..DD PS: your information,was it gained from the MM referred to, Sharpe? This is great, after days,perhaps there will be a learning lesson after all..(thats why I'm here<vbg>)..and to liven things up a little<LOL>

To: tonto who wrote (36277)	1/13/1998 9:24:00 AM
From: Buster	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

To anybody who's interested, I asked a few questions regarding bottled water to a friend that has been living in HongKong for over 5 years. Remember that this is only one person's opinion... >I have a quick question. How is the tap water in Hong Kong and do you >drink it? >Is bottled water expensive or hard to get there? Where does most of the >bottled water come from? >I've been reading this investor thread on the net and people claim that the >water is of poor quality in Hong Kong and bottled water is booming in Hong Kong. >Thanks for your help. >As for bottled water, the water in Hong Kong is definitely drinkable. >However, because a lot of the buildings are old here, that means the pipes >are old too so a lot of people think the tap water doesn't taste nice. >There are a lot of brands here already, including Volvic, Evian, Perrier, >Arrowhead, etc. I don't know if there's anymore shelf space in our crowded >little grocery stores for more brands!! I think if you were to bring >s'thing out here you would have to commit to a lot of advertising etc to >get shelf space (that's my guess) out of the grocery stores. > > A few years ago a friend of mine wanted me to look into bringing bottled >water from San Diego into HK and I met with some people in the >food/beverage business and they told me it is extremely difficult to get >shelf space here. I never went through with it cuz I got a job here =) Buster