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Mjee. Dec. 30. |9 Capetown, Dec. 29. S'os prevailed to-day in iKconimereial circles. The l9,i. ffhich fixed rates, anwT^orning that all rates K -whilc? the Post Ofiice W jssue money-orders at K^jth a limit of £100. 9'tes formed, and offices Kj until noon, when a per»er was issued eonfining B the Union and Protect9p!ete stagnation in. trade 9jjs due to the Reserve IKjg commercial banks ■jthe automatic termma■jarchase of the gold outI'jj standard rate, pendSjB of an arrangement for 9-? of the output, the unKfcankiHg position will conBj'jian Roos, who is chalBjHertzog Administration, Kaliatically to-day that if 9(5, Leader of the Opposito put party before M; present Government will K ofiice..
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 419, 31 December 1932, Page 5
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