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AUSTRALIAN ANl> N.Z. CABI.K ASSOCIATION. STEEL SLIMI*. NEW YORK, Nov. 14. Steel stocks as a result of the armament pro]H)sals, are losing heavily on the Stock Exchange. The Bethlehem Steel Company, one of the largest producers of armour in the world has lost nearly five pointij, while other stock, including United States Steel Co-opera-tion has lost from one to two points. A HA I '{ MEAT. EON HON, Novemlier I t. The War Office is in sympathy with a proposal that the larger meat suitplies should he obtained for the army from the Dominions. It is pointed out that at present, the demands are limited by the term of the existing eontracts, made during the war. Jnqitiries are already afoot to discover whether there are any means by which the present arrangement may be modified in file direction of increased dealings with Australia and New Zealand.
BRITISH COAT, REVIVAL. LONDON, Nov. 15. British coal is speedily recapturing its lost export trade. September figures show 2,406,000 tons were exported, compared with 1,475,000 tons in September of 1920. The corresponding American exports, however, were, 1,498,000 and 4,830,000 tom.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 November 1921, Page 2
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187MISCELIANEOUS ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 16 November 1921, Page 2
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