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Hokitika Guardian, 16 November 1925, Page 2

HUNGRY? —Kat “Sumnaitl” Riiisins - -Seeil prl - sSoe tl less - • “I’ll ffc<l ” 3 kinds. 15 ok. cartons At \our Grocer.

“VALUE” is what von got. for what you pay.” For Is Gd you get a bottle of Sander and Son’s Eucalypti Extract, which is literally, worth pounds, because it cures where others have failed. Buy a bottle and cure that cough and ’flu.— Advt.

BOXING. «<s*. [Australia A- X.Z. Cable Association.J RETCHKR V. FLORES. SYDNEY, November 15. At the Stadium, Eddie Eutchor beat Flores on points in a lively contest. BRITISH "PRO” MATCH. LONDON. November 13. In a seventy-two hole match for £IOO a-side. and to decide who is tbe leading British professional, Mitchell defeated Compston. 0 and S.

11)1.E U.S. GOLD. NEW YORK, Sept. 2(5. Co';< nt'l .Wlilley, chairman of the Federation of British Indnstriors. who has arrirer! here, declared that the fact that America’s gold was lying idle had resulted in the eom))lete collapse of world trade. His mission, he said, was to confer with American industrialists with a view to bringing alxmt closer cooperation hot ween Great Britain, and the [’lifted States for the stabilisation and improvement- of economic conditions in the world. Colonel Willey jiointed out that before tlie war Great Britain lent about £200.000.000 a year to foreign countries. hut since the war she had had no funds to lend. On the other hand, the gold which had been poured into the United States during the war had not lieen returned to international trade channels. He concluded that the United States had two alternatives, either physically to transport part of her gold reserve back to Europe, or to follow Great Britain’s pre-war example and advance loans abroad to keep the trade of the world alive and healthy.