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(From Our Own Correspondent). Dunedin this day. PARLIAMENT TO BE PROLONGED. In order to obviate the necessity of a short session early next year, the Government has decided to bring down a considerable amount of fresh business, as the result of which parliament may not adjourn till the end of October or early in November. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE DEPRESSED. A London market report states that on account of unfavourable international factors, the London Stock Exchange is depressed, though the undertone is steady. The wool trade is satisfactory, but butter and cheese are weak.
GERMANY’S ATTITUDE TO WAR
Mr Lloyd George, who has returned from his visit to Germany, is convinced that Germany does not desire to attack any country in Europe.
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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4281, 22 September 1936, Page 4
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