"WORLD'S MONETARY ^ "There is a possibility oL coming from» this crisis the ' greatest monetary jolce — wLen nations decide to nianage the f airs without the aid of goMi I Mr. G. Lawn, lecturer in ^ at Canterbury College, when p ing the decision of the British "1 ment to go off the gold standaf1 many countries are going off standard that it is possible tha) will no longer be the basis of cr said Mr Lawn. "Then the M ' of millions of poqnds' worih which have accumulated in the ed States and France will he J less. Tbe chief value of g°® is its monejiary one, and if the nations. Gan manage their ered® out gold that substance becorJ use only for filling failing
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 29, 26 September 1931, Page 2
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