New Zealand

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 138, 4 November 1914, Page 5

New Zealand

KXPiIUT RESTRICTIONS. By Telegraph.—Per L'ress Association. Wellington, Lust Night-. The Gazette Extraordinary to-night prohibits the export of wool from New Zealand to any but British countries. 01' countries nf the. Allies, -and such others as the -Minister for Customs sanctions. The Gazette also prohibits the export of certain specified good: 1 . useful for war purposes.

At a meotiiia of the Fihzroy School Committee, held last uijfht-, tlie chairman of f!ie Committee, who acted as treasure!- for the r.inds m-enlly collected from the four Sew I'lymouth primary schools for pnrchasm;; the horse which was presented to .Major limit, submitted the following -balance-sheetßeceipts: Fitxroy Mine!. £ls ; Central and Courteimy Si.re.-t. £ll !8;-. West End, £7 10s. Total. .C.'ij :Js. Expenditure: Horse. S'.li !U .; miliary ,Middle and bridle, complete. ;'J7 lis :!d; three framed photos.. £2; I'oor of Britain, Ireland. and Belgium ,I'iiiel. £3 lis !ld. Tola;, £!!5

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