CABLE v. WIRELESS.
COMPETITION WILL BENEFIT EMPIRE. REDUCED RATES WILL RESULT. LONDON, Dec. 12. Sir Charles Bright, a consulting engineer. who is widely associated with table organisations, in an interview said iaii and square competition between cable and radio communications would be of immense advantage to the Empire as a whole, as it would mean reduced rates, which were much needed to encourage inter-imperial trade.—A. and N.ZTC.A...
MARLON IS’ PROFITS. TOTAL OF £193.0)0 FOR YEAR’. LONDON, Dec. 12. Ma rooms’ profit for the year amounted to £198,94V. Of this £io,000 was allocated to the debenture redemption account, and £25,196 earned forward. The report states that the beam circuits to Canada, Australia, India and South Africa are carrying a large and increasing, eoiunio' otMrnffieC The total words'carried on the four circuits for the week ended December 3, was at the rate of 34.540.000 a year.—A.X.Z.C.A. ' (Received Dec. 13, 5.5 p.m.-) LONDON,. Dec. 12. Marconis’ wireless telegraph dividend for the year is 5 per cent.'
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 10459, 14 December 1927, Page 5
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163CABLE v. WIRELESS. Gisborne Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 10459, 14 December 1927, Page 5
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