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AMERICAN TARIFF.

British Grain Delegation To Mr. Hoover. ... .-, ,'..■ . ■■ / ■'. "■'.•■ n ; '.w.. ;'■'-■

MODERATION NEEDED.

, (Received 12 noon.)

WASHINGTON, September 12. President Hoover was told by representatives of the. English, grain business on Friday that ■ unless . the American markets "for British goods were left

open through- moderate tariffs the reci- / procal market abroad would be-endan- '■; gered. ■ The delegation, representing the Co-operative Wholesale Society of England, wa3 presented to President Hoover Iby the British Ambassador, Sir .Ronald Lindsay and Mr. Herbert Bodman, president of the New York Produce Exchange, and included Mr. Robert Fleming and Mr. Joseph Bradshaw, directors of .the society. In recent years,, the visitors told the President, enormous political pressure ihad been put upon English merchants to buy Empire goods.

'WARE IMITATIONS.

Argentine Lamb Sold As New

Zealand.

EIGHT BUTCHERS PROSECUTED.

(Deceived 12.30 p.m.)/ LONDON, September 12.

The New Zealand Meat Board successfully prosecuted two butchers at .Mew-castle-x>n-Tyne, three at Sheffield,and three at Portsmouth for selling Argentine lamb as New.Zealand. .

ISSUE OBSCURED.

AUSTRALIA'S PARLIAMENTS.

(Keceivea 11.30 a.m.) SYDNEY, this day.

Mr. T. R. Bavin, referring to Mr. X E. Fenton's remarks « there were too many Parliaments in .Australia, that euch a suggestion; at tbe present time only obscures the real issue Obviously there must be a Parliament for each State.. ; . ■ '

MOTH BOOM.

N.Z. ORDERS EIGHT.

(Kecelved 11 a.m.) LONDON, September 12. De Havillands have rec e jve4.ordeW for 101 Moth 'planes, g x ? U tlie Eight of these are .being built foi w» New Zealand Government.

[The Internationareable" In this issue is published W *J, ation and with the Australian Herald" the "Sydney Sun" _- "Melbourne News Service. Limited. . World By special arrangement q eut<? ial so urces Service, in addition to of information, is used in tue is i,ed in. of the overseas toteU'S"* ' er p e l „» Austhia issue, and all rights th f e ™ ed . tralia and New Zealand are reseiveu. Such of the cable news °n. tblep an(J so headed has appeared in tne x and by 5s cabled to Australia and .New/eaia^ special permission. It B^l a th o ee of the KCood that the opinlonew not tflose o BoJ "Times" unless expressly statea xe «

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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 217, 13 September 1930, Page 9

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AMERICAN TARIFF. Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 217, 13 September 1930, Page 9

AMERICAN TARIFF. Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 217, 13 September 1930, Page 9

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