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AMERICAN CABLE NEWS

(United Press Association.—By Electric .Te iegra ph.—Copy rig lit.)

U.S.A. PRESIDENCY

NEW YORK, April 3

The Democratic Party primaries have been held in the States ot New York, Maine and Wisconsin. These States have elected delegates who are expected to vote for Governor A 1 Smith, of New Yolk. These increased by 120, bring the total up to 2-10. April is expected to produce 200 more. A UNIQUE INSTRUMENT. NEW YORK, April 4. A further step apparent in the machinixation of American 111 c has occurred with the installation of groups of mechanisms in the shops ot the United Cigar Stores, the largest American tobacconists, with thousands of premises throughout the United States. The device, upon the turning of a crank, delivers any one of twenty brands of cigarettes, makes a change, and utters ,“ Thank you,” and repeats one advertising slogan of the brand of cigarettes just bought.

RUBBER PRICE. NEW YORK, April 4

Crude rubber declined five cents per pound to-day on tile announcement of tl'.e British plan to remove export restrictions in November.

NIAGARA SAILS. VANCOUVER. April 4. The Niagara sailed with a full cargo of British Columbia products. A light passenger list includes Rushton (Colonial Secretary of Fiji), and Max Allen (Australian migration official).

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Hokitika Guardian, 5 April 1928, Page 2

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210

AMERICAN CABLE NEWS Hokitika Guardian, 5 April 1928, Page 2

AMERICAN CABLE NEWS Hokitika Guardian, 5 April 1928, Page 2

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