EXPORT OF SILVER. WELLINGTON, July 16. Holding that all the circumstances pointed to the silver bpfng taken out for a commercial venture Mr Page, S.M., in a reserved decision convicted Ronald ■Maxwell Stewart of having shipped, with intent, to export, silver coin contrary to Section 47 of Customs Act 1913. He imposed a fine of £25, the minimum amount allowed under the Act.
BOURSE REOPENING. P.AR S, Jrly 15. The Bourse, re-opening after four days, was faced with an accumulation of selling orders hut there was ho panic though all quotations fell heavily dealers pessimistically viewing the future of Germany.
SYDNEY, July 16. Arrived.—Lynnbank, from Auck land.
Y,east-on Tablets every day beep you fit for work and play. W. E. Williams, chemist.—Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 July 1931, Page 5
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