GENERAL CABLE NEWS
B EAUT Y U NADU LINED. LONDON, Nov. 3. Parisiennes are forsaking cosmetics, bowing to male preference foi unadorned complexions, popularised by seaside and Alpine holidays.—o>un Cable. FRAN COME lONIAN TRUST. PARIS. Nov. 3. The Franco-German steel works, including'the Ruhr group, have formed a trust, and invited other countries to join. The Swedish works accepted, but the British refused. —Sun Cable. CHECK ON GOLD SMUGGLING FROM JAPAN.
TOKIO, Nov. 3. With a view to checking the increasing tendency for smuggling gold from the country, also in line with the Government’s ban on _ luxuries through the imposition of high duties on luxurious articles, the Government has issued Instructions to substitute the current market rates for the former fixed rates for sales of gold bars.
OPIUM CONFERENCE. (Received Nov. 4, 5.5 p.in.) GENEVA. Nov. 3. The Opium Conference to which Australia has been invited, opened today. It is considering the Eastern aspects.
AMERICAN CONSUL’S MURDERERS EXECUTED. TEHERAN, Nov. 3. Two mail convicted of complicity in the murder of Mr Imbrie, the American vice-consul, on July 21. have been executed. CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. (Received Nov. 4, 0.30 p.m.) NEW YORK. Nov. 3. Chicago wheat, December, 1391 cents: A!ay, 145 J cents; July 131 J cents. (Received Nov. -5, 12.50 s.m.) LONDON, Nov. 3. The Bradford tops market has improved with a keener inquiry for both tops and wool.—A. and N.Z. C.A.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9853, 5 November 1924, Page 5
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