CABLEGRAMS AND WIRELESS
LONDON—CAPE FLIGHT
[by cable —PRESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.]
LONDON, March 10. Smith left Oran at 2.10 on Thursday, for Deniabbes.
NEW WOOL PACK
LONDON, March 10.
Mr. K. Hellberg, a Swedish research worker, at Leeds University, has invented a woolpack based on a paper fabric that is free from vegetable contamination. Professor Barker, the head of the University’s Textile Department, says that the new pack has been satisfactorily tested to stand gripping irons, and is sufficiently dense to withstand contamination from dust or liquids. It is likely to prove one of the best attempts to find a satisfactory pack.
ANGLO-DANISH TRADE.
RUGBY, March 10.
The Board of Trade announces that ■detailed examination of the various proposals put forward on behalf of the two Governments in connection with commercial negotiations between Denmark and the United Kingdom, has now been completed.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 March 1933, Page 6
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