MORTGAGE INTEREST
LEGISLATION TO LAPSE
MELBOURNE, Aug. 7,
It was stated authoritatively last night that sinco the- Ministry believed that the time had passed when reductions of interest on mortgages were necessary, the relevant section of the Financial Emergency Act would not he re-enacted when it, expired in October. The Ministry has - not yet decided finally against the re-enactment of the provision, but it is known that most Ministers agree that it “has outlived its usefulness.”
bishop’s palace at Madrid • yielded .€25,000 in cash and jewellery, and £420,000 worth of bonds. The baggages of three captured priests at Loret do Mar contained £7OOO. The Government has dismissed a further number of diplomats, including the counsellor of the Embassy in London. DENIALS AT ROME ORDER TO AIR FORCE POSSIB LE, IN TERVENTION (Reed. Aug. 20, II a.m.) ROME, Aug. 19. The Italian Government denies a report that the Italian air force has been ordered to stand by to help the Spanish rebels in the event of France assisting the Spanish Government.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19098, 20 August 1936, Page 5
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