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... 3d Con Tea. Lands 24 - -1 - Jhanzon . . 196 -3d RUBBERS Anglo-Dutch ILI I 101 OILS Anglo-lronion .• Bra Con. Corn. 7 3 - Canadian Eagle 9 1; -1;d ...
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LONDON NOTES AND COMMENT
... demand. Bookings are limited to the number of extra trains which it is permissible to run. Canadians Welcomed 0 U T of the lion's mouth, was how the Canadian High Commissioner, Mr. Vincent Massey, described his remarks in Trafalgar Square this morning ...
PROVISIONS
... PROVISIONS LIVERPOOL Bacon: Slpplies Of American and Canadian being allocated to retailers to meet current needs: active demand. Small quantities hams released for coupon trade. Lard: Demand being met by releases of American refined at 511 cat, to retailers ...
In The City— —By The City Editor WOOLWORTHS RALLY ON INTERIM DECISION
... stores shares eased, Bussies losing 3d. to 12s. In oils. Mexican Eagles remained at their lower level of 9s. lid.. while Canadians moved up lid. to the same price. Iranians were the turn off. Otherwise there was little net change. Kaffirs were scaled down ...
HIGH REVENUE
... 000 to £7.082,000. the total net Increase £98.000.000 the nature extraordinaryrevenue. being the amount received from the Canadian Government, which contributing £225.000.000 to the British Treasury during the year. Customs receipts amount to £110.689 ...
RADIO HOME (203.5 m., 391.1 m.. 449 lm and 49.34 m.) p.m.: Primo Scala's Accordion Band. 3.30: 8.8.C Singers. 3.45:
... . 4.20: Home. 3.0: Casino Orchestra. 5.30: Gramo. 6.0: News. 6.30: Jack Payne with Orchestra. 7.0: Ensa Half-hour. 7.30: Canadian Sportsi Talk. 7.40: Radio Reconnaissance. 8.5: Coming-of-age of British Legion. 8.20: Happy Landings- All-star R.A.F. show ...
LEEDS COAL MARKET
... generally closing options - July September 1 7 • December WINNIPEG. opened steady and unchanged Ju:- I lie export -ale of Canadian Hour quivklent to 2.300.000 bushels of wheat was The close was steady and unchanged.—Renter. The amount passed through the ...
LIMITED The Government And Its Critics
... park to-day— a conversation between two Canadian soldiers and a little boy who was checking them and asking them why they were not Playing baseball. Anyway, cricket was better. What is cricket? asked the Canadians with mock innocence. and led the boy on ...
FIRE-FIGHTERS
... FIRE-FIGHTERS The 41 Canadian firemen whom I saw welcomed this morning in Trafalgar Square by Mr. Herbert Morrison are only the first contingent of sine hundreds of firefighters from this Dominion wi' are coming to England. Though the idea started as ...
THE YORKSHIRE POST AND LEEDS MERCURY, WEDNESDAY, JULY T, 1942
... the Commonwealth. No less brightly shine the names of great Canadians such as Robert Baldwin, Louis Hippolyte Fontaine, or the Nova Scotian Joseph Howe, who fought long to establish on Canadian soil principles of liberty according to English ideas. Canada's ...
Priority
... battle yesterdav o.o—Time; News; National and Regional announcements. 6.30 —Jack Payne with his Orchestra. 7.O—KNSA Half-hour. Canadian Sports Talk. 7.40 —Radio Reconnaissance. B.o*— Servioe —Not Self, programme to mark the cocnlng-of-age of the British Legion ...
Health
... arduous path of war-time economy, have provided a steady flow of agricultural produce and the munitions of war; to the Royal Canadian Air Force we owe a supreme debt of gratitude for its invaluable work ir. the administration of the British Commonwealth Air ...