GENERAL CABLES.
- —.— AUSTRALIAN & N.2. CABLE ASSOCIATION]
ATHENS, December 1
Greek foreign trade is at a standstill, owing to the fear of the people that the Allies will cut off financial aid if King Constantine returns to Greece. -
LONDON, November 30.
Admiral Sir P. Halsey has been appointed the Prince of Wales’s Controller and Treasurer. The South African Government has bought Morley Hotel, in Trafalgar Square,, for a set of Imperial offices; Dr. William Temple, son of Areabishop Temple, lias been appointed Bishop of Manchester. AMSTERDAM, December 1.
The ex-Kaiserin is unconscious. Sho was unable to recognise any of +he family all day long.
POOR WOOL MARKET. SYDNEY, Dec. 1. Best wools remain good with demand at late rates. Poorer class of wool is ten to fifteen per cent below previous sales. Crossbreds are practically unsaleable.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 December 1920, Page 1
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