MR WATTS' RESIGNATION.
PROGRESS OF WOOL NEGOTTAII DNS. Electric I elegraph—Press Association Copyright. ( Australian-N Z. Cab e Association.) London, ,| mi,. | | R I all t.li.oi a tit e|y .skated tliai Mr Matt .-,ii.- pi'ud,el |,li,, negotiation- a. fortnight, ago. when the rupture with Mr Hughes began to dr v*'L’ 1* - At til ia t time tlu> n egoll a - Lons had reached the following stage Ihe British Gov■eminent had d, tin itclv refuse,| Mr Hughes' request to suspend the Loudon sales tor six i months The Government was pro- : pare,} pay Mr Watt £IO.OOO mi- j mediately as tin- first, instalment of I tlie profits. The Government will shortly publish a, report and halunce'■'heet or the sales to March 01 „f 1010.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 2499, 14 June 1920, Page 6
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121MR WATTS' RESIGNATION. Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 2499, 14 June 1920, Page 6
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