CABLEGRAMS AND WIRELESS
BRITISH BANKS. [BY CABLE —PRESS ABBN. —COPYRIGHT.] QUEBEC, August 30. Business was getting better in Great Britain, but he hoped it would not turn into a boom stated Mr. J. Beaumont Pease. Chairman of Lloyds Bank, to-day, on his arrival on route for Australia and New Zealand. Of the banking conditions in Britain, he said that the proportion of loans to deposits was lower than for many years. RAILWAY LINES CUT. DUBLIN. August 31. Mail trains were delayed for . an hour when lines were torn up, telegraph posts and wires cut between Bansha and- Caker, in County Tipperary, not far from where the Civic Guards attended a sale of seized cattle at Clonmel, and prevented the Blue Shirts from entering the auction. Australia. AUSTRALIAN-JAP. TRADE TOKIO, August 31. The Government Departments today commenced .examination of the draft Japan-Australia treaty, forwarded by Mr. Mural, Consul-General in QUIETER NIGHTS LONDON, August 31. The ban on the night-use of motor horns is being extended to all towns in Britain on September 16.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 September 1934, Page 7
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