GENERAL CABLES
AUSTRALIAN CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
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TORONTO, October 29
Plying the Australian flag from its masthead the freighter “City of Toronto” docked here on Thursday from Montreal, bearing her “Good Will” cargo from Australia. An official welcome was extended from the Board of Trade, the Canadian Manufacturers’ Association, and representative business men.
A hope that inter-Empire trade proposals would result from Premier Bennett’s suggestion that an Imperial Economic Conference be held as soon as Dossihle was expressed by the Australian Trade Commissioner.
The ship’s cargo included two kangaroos, a gift of Queensland. They were led ashore and were presented to the Mayor, Mr W. J. Stewart, by Mr MacGregor, the Australian Trade Commissioner. CONTRAST TO BRITAIN. FRANCE’S GOLD PIPING UP. PARIS, October 30. Thes Bank of France’s gold reserves have increased to the extent of £13,823,000 during the past week. The Ban IPs gold holding now totals a value of five hundred and eleven million pounds sterling.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 November 1931, Page 3
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