AUSTRALIA ASKS FOR MORE.
• STIIX, SMALL BRITISH VOICE. LONDON, January 12. "Not many weeks pass without a murder or a new Australian loan," is t the opening phrase of a "Daily Ilerf aid's" city article entitled, "Australia T Asks For More." 1 The "Herald's" financial expert con--3 tinuea: "This week it is South Austrar lia and Queensland, quite attractive S trustees' stocks, but they make conver--3 sion of British loans more difficult and t costlier. Australia is the sort of boiSS? who when asked .'how much do 1 you want?' answers. "J low much have ' YOU got? , I suppose these loans are ' I safe enough, but Australian indebted- | ness is increasing a ;rood deal faster i than the population. It might benefit • if more of these loans were placed in Sew York." —(A. and N.Z. Cable.) ■ '•
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 10, 13 January 1926, Page 7
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