BRITISH POLITICS
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ROYALTY ECONOMISING. LONDON, March 25
An opinion will bo expressed in the King’s speech from tho throne that econoniv in every sphere, i* iinpetativo. This will be put into practice at Buckingham. Palace and the Royal residences. Tho estimates reveal an annual grant of £45.500 for the upkeep of Windsor Castle, Buckingham, Georgmorc and Marlborough, which are in the Kings occupation, which represents a direct saving of £9s<Xh 'The total decrease, in the estimates for all the Royal Palaces are £12,950.
REPLIES TO QUESTIONS. LONDON, March 25. In the Commons, replying to a question Mr Churchill said though he had no power to insist on borrowers under the Colonial Stocks Act publishing detailed information in regard to their budge try position, he would certainly welcome an extension of the practice already adopted in many cases, of giving such information.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1926, Page 3
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