ADVERTISING IN THE EMPIRE.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20097, 28 November 1930, Page 3

ADVERTISING IN THE EMPIRE.

i ' \ #B> ; °** . ?%^S Vort^23: s*»»St *»■ siglied te? ei ««2^, WUeli " ithe Ad ™ r E* °* -«I gJ ®®' urging the s*^.ls*deTiZ?lv l restrictions '<Sl, 4, "CSr» £?„'£:

The material specifletl-includes, newspapers, magazinos, trade and technical journals, circulars, catalogues, trade lists, and other forms of advertising-. The majority 'of the Dominions and Colonies, the petition' states, admit most of t a is- material free .of. duty, .but in almost every case, there .are -'' limitatidns, ;conditions;'"'' arid' rules, ~ "antf. rt'gulati'ons," which ' "are - imperfectly un del-Mood, and- which check the-spread-ot British commercial informatien.-"-Tendeneies -in igtyle: and design. de velopifaents of a scientific.-kind, alterations in tiading -methods, - changes :in prices;' or'any other movement, "affect-• ing Empire "markets ought,- it is urged, be. known as. widely; as pbsslble in- every other part iof-'the British Dominions. ...

WILFUL DAMAGE.

' 1 (PBESS ASSOCIATION. TBI-?OBAJI.) -•-WEEjLIKGTON/'November'27. A.story of unrequited, love was ■ told in^the,Magistrate's Court this morning. Wilfred Gwen Natta, aged: twenty-one, a lahburer, having interfered .with the motor-cycle of Alfred Gordon Sadler, to whom his young lady had transferred her affections, was interviewed at: the Police. Station. . He frankly admitted the offence, but said he would, do the giri some harm as soon as be got'out. He was reasoned with to no purpose and consequently was kept in tilt cells for the night He was fined £2 and ordered to ma~ke good- the damage to the machine, ?17a.