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INCREASED TRADE

(BL-itisb Oflicial Wireless.)

Striking Adyances In British FigUres

RUGBY, Jdiib 16. Tho exports of goods froni the Unitdd Kingdom in May reached a value of £42,732,641, compared With £36,396.327 in the satae montii Jast 3rehr. The overseas trade returns for May dlso sliow a rise in the value of i m-port-s to £83,131,125, eompared with £69.136.264 in the correfepoildibg montii a yeaf bgo. For the first fivd mouths of 1937, the exports from the 1 tlnited Kingdom. were valued at £206)- | 857,743. showing an increfise bf £3l. | 005,158 over the same poriod in tho [' previous year. The imports for tlio [. first five montlis of 1937 were valned | at £391.631,480 fcoiiipnred U'itii £335.- 1 450. 95S in tho first five nmhllis ul j I 1936. 1 | The values oi i'e-expo; ,1 Uu> 1 .. | periods are l-c'specttvely £33,410,959 1 1 And £27,39l,(i70 ' "

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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 130, 18 June 1937, Page 13

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INCREASED TRADE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 130, 18 June 1937, Page 13

INCREASED TRADE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 130, 18 June 1937, Page 13

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