GENERAL CABLES.
THE BANK OF CHINA. By Telegraph.— Assn —vopvright. Paris, Dec. 28. The Government has introduced a Bill in the Chamber to refloat the industrial Bank of China by means of the annuities due -for the Boxer indemnity. A CUSTOM HOUSE BLUNDER. Paris, Dec. 28. The newspaper Tntransigneant states that parcels of clothing and toys, which it was explained were intended for the devastated village of Dernancourt, were held up by customs officials at Dunkirk for duty. A MILLIONAIRE DIVORCED. New York, Dec. 28. Mrs. Harold M‘Cormick, Roekfeller’s ‘daughter, has divorced her multi-mil-lionaire husband on the ground that he deserted her at Zurich in 1918, and that they had not lived together since. Alimony was not mentioned in the case, the parties having agreed to a division of the property. 9 •SOVIET TRADING DECREE. Copenhagen, Dec. 28. Advices from Stockholm state that the Soviet representatives in foreign countries have been summoned to Moscow in connection with the decree, which is shortly to be issued, abolishing the Government monopoly in foreign trade and permitting absolute commercial freedom with other countries.
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Taranaki Daily News, 30 December 1921, Page 8
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