WORLD'S GOLD RESERVES.
All the great banks of the world increased their holdings of gold last year. The greatest increase was that of Germany. A comparison, made in the annual bullion letter of Samuel Montagu and Co., is as follows :— 1913. 1912. £ £ Great. Britain ...33,874.535 09,294 455 Austria-Hungary ... 51,666,000 50,380 000 Belgium 9,960,000 8,559,000 Denmark 4.260.000 4,305.000 France 140,696,000 128,293 Germany 59,887,000 38,504,000 Ho land 12,621,000 13,390,000 Italy 48,585,000 46 019 000 Norway 2,657,000 2,353;000 Russia 168,355,000 155,841,000 Spam 19.168.000 17,485,000" Sweden 5,672,000 5,563 Switzerland 6,813,000 7,092,000
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15558, 16 March 1914, Page 9
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87WORLD'S GOLD RESERVES. New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15558, 16 March 1914, Page 9
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