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A Rival to Jute.

Ax apparently well-authenticated report, which appears in a Tiflis journal, describes the discovery of a plant which if it possesses all the qualities attributed to it. threatens to become a powerful rival of jute. To what special genus the plant be]jngs i« not .t.ited, but M. Bracken burg; a chemist, who discovered it growing abundautly on the shores of the Caspian, has given it the name of kanoff." The plant possesses a splendid fiore, soft and elastic with a glossy, satia like texture. It is sir ng and pliable, and can be dyed without injury. M. Brackeuburg believes that from i'.s lnarvelloug abundance and conse quant cheapness, and its extraordinary durability, kanoff," will successful y compete with any other textile for sacking, ropes, and packthread. The fibre has a greater resistance than hemp and its specific gravity is less, Enylish Exchange.

Pāwhiri ki konei kia kitea tēnei tuhinga ā-nūpepa

He mea mahi aunoa e te rorohiko tēnei tuhinga. Kāore anō kia tirohia, kia whakatikangia rānei, he hapa pea o roto. Ka taea te tirotiro i te hōputu taketake, te pānui rānei i te whārangi katoa.

Mō te tuhinga nā te rorohiko i hanga

Ko te OCR he tukanga hei tiki aunoa i te tuhinga mai i te whārangi kua karapahia. Mā te OCR e taea ai te rapu i te nui o ngā raraunga tuhinga-katoa, ēngari kāore i te tika katoa ki te 100%. Ko tōna tika mai i te kounga o te tuhinga ki te niupepa tūturu me tōna āhua i te whakakiriata moroititanga. Kāore pea e pai te OCR o te niupepa kāore te kounga o te pepa e pai, he iti rawa rānei te tuhituhinga, he maha rawa ngā momotuhi, ngā whakatakotoranga tīwae hoki, he whārangi kua tūkinotia rānei.

Ko te tōtika OCR kei te whārangi e kitea ai tēnei tūemi he 97.77%.