THE WORLD'S TRADE.
SOMK idea of the enormous value of the trade of the chief countries of the world is conveyed by the following figures, published in V Board of Trade White Paper, giving the imports and exports for 1907: — Imports. Exports. £ ■■&■■ United Kingdom ... 553,932,000 5&2&52} Germany 422.707.C03 337.722.000 Behlwn J37.144.000 106.881.000 France ... ... W1.9C6.e00 ' 225.681.000 j-nitzerhuid ... 62.148,060 45,699.000 Austria- Hungary ... 97.662,000 £•«*•«» E«mt ... 26-.801.00ff 28.742.000 United State. ... 236.519.000 394.555.C00 r a «an 50.542.000 13.743,0.30 British India ... 86.lffi.C0-J 123.0;*AX> Canada 73.191.000 48.926,000 British South Africa 2/.4&J.C00 47,596,000
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13762, 29 May 1908, Page 4
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