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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11962, 13 December 1919, Page 5

Lord Swathling, after a visit to America, proposes the suspension of international payments among the Allies, for three years, for reproductive goods, such as machinery and raw material. The Government would guarantee its exporters against loss in an agreement with the Government of the impoiting country, which would guarantee that payments would be duly made. This would put an end to the exchange deadlock. “The choicest Southern Wheat with some of the best Australian is blended with a little Rangitikei to make DAISY Mour just right. Velvety in texture, strong in quality' and dressed through the finest Swiss silk, yet it costs no more than others. Ask for, DAISY Flour from your Grocer. —Hodder a d Tolley, Ltd.*