GOLD STANDARD
S. AFRICANS URGE DEPARTURE. (United Press Association. —By ElectricTelegraph. —Copyright.) (Received this day at 9.25 a.m) CAPETOWN, January C. A number of farmers' meetings have declared against the, Government's adhering to the gold standard. They culminated in a largely attended meeting at Standerton which unanimously requested the Government to link up with the sterling. General Van bmuts stated: “South Africa will have to leave the gold standard. We have striven to rebuild the nation after the devastation of the Boer War. We are at present in a worse position than when we returned to our wrecked homes.” BANKERS PROPOSAL. BERLIN, January 6. International bankers reporter! to recommend a year’s extension of the standstill agreement.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 January 1932, Page 5
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