GERENAL CABLE NEWS

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 161, 22 April 1915, Page 5

GERENAL CABLE NEWS

LONDON MARKET REPORT. LONDON, April 21. Tallow, 2143 casks offered, 537 sold. Mutton: Fin e 42/; medium 36/. Beef: Fine,.4l/6; medium 36/. COLONIAL INSTITUTE BANQUET. SOUTH AUSTRALIA'S AGENTGENERAL. LONDON, April 21. . Earl Grey was. president of the Colonial Institute's luncheon at which Mr Young, Sir George Reid, Agents-Gen-eral, Niviscn. and Jenkens, and many businessmen and bankers were present. Mr Young said the war fund in Australia was an exceedingly strong financial position; ever forty millions cf gold had been raised, despite drought and disturbance, from wool, laad, sine markets, which still continue nornnl developments. } Australia's exportation of primary f products made her position easier than i ; that cf Briiish manufactures who j would have to nght ths battle cf commerce in the world's dislocated rnar-ketts-long after peace had been declared.. He welcomed Mr Harcourt'a premise to consult the Dominions regarding peace. The Empire was I;omul <o giv e a hiding, not in any spirit cf vindictiveness, ':•:-: e : : a mr."- -."•■ cl necessity. ernment, welcomed Mr Yc;;;;a; a-3 Ase--t j General To,- South Australia. j Feed -x cohl with "NAZOL/- :■■•■■ ] you'll starve it <••■-■!•. No or f-i;:d is proof against 'his ho::est reme:l v "NAZOL" nets like a charm with old and young. Sold everywhere eighteo:penee for 60 doses. ''•'N.v/'OL. '•' is in your ho;-" yu'i >■■■•*' f;ever ''-'r eo-.-gli.- an] ef-Id.-. G-jcd :'•