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iustralian Press Assn.—-United Service WIRELESS AND VALVE ROYALTIES. I Received this day at 11.5 a.m.) LONDON, Aug. 27. The “Evening News” expresses the opinion that the new royalties on wireless valves will be a minimum of four shillings. It expects that the luxury of super hetrodynes will not be affected because different patents apply. Manufacturers of simple sets claimed that the old fee amounted to the actual value of the whole set. The new price will not apply generally, as a year’s notice must he given to terminate agreements. EXPRESS DERAILMENT. LONDON. Aug. 27. 'l’lie Manchester express crashed into a buffer stop at Euston. Two carriages wore telescoped and thirty wore injured.
NEW AIR PROPOSAL. SYDNEY TO WELLINGTON. LONDON, Aug. 27. It is reported that the company (Parer, Burlington and Hinkler) is being formed, and will start a (lying boat service from Sydney to Wellington.
The Imperial Airways say they do not desire to intrude in an Australian company’s sphere, hut if they are invited to co-operate with a Commonwealth hacking and Airway Board they would Consider * any sound participatory scheme.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 August 1928, Page 3
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