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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12534, 22 April 1935, Page 3

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, The Dominion of Canada held eighth place in world trade in 1934, the countries exceeding her being the United Kingdom, the United States. Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Japan. British India is now Canada’s 12th customer. After having remained station ary in 16th position for a number of years, India has climbed from seventh to fifth position in the list ot countries front" which Canada buys her goods. Bring your old gold. in. Best prices in cash or 32/- in goods for every £1 worth of gold.—A. Stoneham and Co. Ltd., Jewellers and Licensed Goid