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Hokitika Guardian, 13 February 1922, Page 3

DUNLOP COY’S LOSS. (Received This Day at 1.30 p.m.) LONDON, February 11. At a meeting of the Dunlop Rubber Coy. the Chairman in moving the adoption of the annual report, showing a nett loss of over eight millions sterling, declared he was convinced there was a great prosperous future tor the Coy. given a revival of trade and if the operations were confined to egitimato limits. After a lively discussion, a resolution was adopted appointing an accountant to be assisted by ft committee of three, to enquire into the position of the Coy. bank closed its doors. 'Received This Day at 1.30 p.m.) PARIS, February 11. An old established private bank, Fontaine and Coy. with liabilities of three hundred tnousand sterling, has closed its doors, the cause being alarm among clients, following on anonymous denunciations. .

Tested in thousands of kitchens, SHAR LAND’S Baking Powder has never failed to rise. Costs less than others—worth mote. wvT**Mmmrrr™ r ' - . ’**Kmx*a (For oontinnation of news, see fourth page). BOROUGH OF HOKITIKA. ' A T the request of the Hokitika *■ School Committee and other's, I hereby proclaim, WEDNESDAY, the 15th INST. (Excursion Day), a. public holiday and respectfully request the citizens to observe it as such. <?. A. PERRY, Mayor.