GENERAL CABLES
SIEVER’S BANKRUPTCY
(United Press Association— By Fjectrio T elegra ph—Copy right)
LONDON, January 24
The public, examination in bankruptcy of Robert Sieyer,-' showed liabilities of £4689, assets £55. He admitted four -previous, failures, from which he had- been discharged. He lias been in the hands of money lenders since 1929. He attributed his insolvecy to .lack of remunerative employment, and depreciation in the value ol bloodstock.
FRENCH BUDGET OPPOSED. PARIS, January 25. Brokers refused, to transact business -as a, protest against M. Gheronks .proposed budget.- The authorities decided ipo close the. Bourse for the day. A great increase in unemployment is expected if the -strike continues. , A BIG ESTATE. uq" V. (Receive,ck Jap. 26th. at npohO-- ( v HENDON, January 25. Sir Gilbert Porker left' .£*11,'327.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1933, Page 6
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127GENERAL CABLES Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1933, Page 6
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