The Postal authorities have received advice from San Francisco that the KJVI.S. Tahiti, which left San Francasoo on the 26fch instant for Wellington, carries 942 bags of mail for New Zealand, including 634 from the United Kingdom and 145 parcel receptacles. Mir E. H. Cr-aibb addressed a. large audience at the Palmerston North Luncheon Club on the “Interdependence of Nations” (writes the “Turnes” correspondent). Alt Crabb remarked that the reparation scheme was not going to do England's export trade any good ■ —it will be injurious until the foreign exchange of the mark gets back to normal. As far as New Zealand was concerned, he pointed out that the success of -Germany would greatly assist in the prosperity of this country, as she would look to us for same of her materials.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10993, 31 August 1921, Page 2
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