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WINE TRADE. CANADA’S BID. (United Press Association - By Elect™ Telegraph - -Copyrigh t. > OTTAWA, .September 2. The Ontario wine producers and Federal Government officials discussed regulations proposed' in order to bring Canadian wine to a standard of quality to meet the Australian and European competition. The Government recently provided for tax-free fruit spirits to be used in this year’s vintage to replace sugar. NEW YORK APPOINTMENT. WASHINGTON, 'September 1. , Air Gifford announced the appointment of Mr Owen Young as chairman of the committee “on mobilisation of relief resources” to co-ordinate tile, collection of funds for the unemployed during the coming winter. FLORIDA RAILWAY COY. FAILS. NEW YORK, .September 1. A message from Jackonsonville (Florida) states that the East 'Coast railway, founded by the late Henry Flagler, pioneer developer of Florida, went into the hands of the receiver to-day. It had lost five million dollars in operations since 1923, and was unable to meet the interest due to-day on forty-five million dollars in bonds outstanding. The railway ]s believed to be a casualty of deflation in the Florida land boom.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1931, Page 6
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