INDUSTRIES FAIR.
MORE BUYERS THAN USUAL.. business exceeds • ANTICIPATIONS. (SRITISH OFflCliL •WIEBLEBS.) (Received March Ist, 5.5 p.m.) RUGBY, February 27. Business done at the British Industries Fair, llow proceeding at Olympia and White City, London, And in Birmingham considerably exctoeds all expectations, and despite the depressed condition of world trade, shows a cohsiderable increase over last year's reSr 1 ii total orders at White City, whew the cotton textile section is Jw a « IB Stated at £3,000,000, of £ fst w^ ek ' s was £1,780,000. Buyers from other countries, as well as from all parts of Bri7 lSitin g the fait in greater number,a than ever before. The Lancashire cotton industry hafe received considerable stimulus, BUSINESS VALUED AT £10,000,000. LONDON, February 27. The British Industries Fair closed with, a total attendance of Home and overseas buyers of 104", 185, which is a record. Officials describe the business done as surprisingly large and the value is estimated at £10,000,000;
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20175, 2 March 1931, Page 9
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