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... UNION IN THE EMPIRE. Speaking of clo*er union within the Empire, he (said:— , There is a growing desire at preu.:t time,. both in tins country and amongst the Dominions and Colonies overseas, to draw more closely together, through the recognition that ...
... ENGLISH Lady, speaking French, (krman fluellOY. seek POST of trust, Sp ot Office—Write Box N. 161, Lee and Nightingale, Liverpool. jalo ...
... Australia provides a notable example of a country whose tariff shows big increases on a large number of articles. But, generally speaking, it is the textile trades which have been marked out for attack in most countries, while the outlook in India in regard to ...
... MISSIONS TO OBTAIN NEW TRADE DIASITUAL CONFERENCE TO BE CALLED. Mr. J. 11. Thomas. Lord Privy Seal and Minister of Unemployment, speaking at Manchester yesterday at a luncheon of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, said the Government was going to revive commercial ...
... MOTORSHIPPING. This year will see the placing on service of so many new important motorships that we are quite justified in speaking of it as a vintage year. The new 0.K. liner Amerika sails from Southampton on February Ist. The new Rotterdam Lloyd ...
... the fourth talk of • series which he is giving to the club, and the large attendance at the luncheons when Captain Bing is speaking is ample evidence of the members' appreciation of his efforts. Captain King, who was thanked most cordially by Captain S ...
... CYPRUS. Sr LS. DESTRO .I.l‘ 25 MICA. LEGHORN. . •PALIIRINO. saIESSINA. •CATANIA. SARI. •ANCoNA, VENICE. TRIMS. FIUME. and SPEAK. s.a. OPORTO nnto,i.ty. Vtb. 1 - MALTA. PATRAS, r SYRA. SMYRNA, CONSTANTINOPLE. .. Saturday. Feb. 1 e.s. LISBON From MANCHESTER ...
... UNWORTHY OF THE NATION. .. FRANCE'S POSITION IN WORLD SHIPPING. LE HAVRE, Tuesday. Speaking on the occasion of the recommissioning of the refitted French liner Paris, dm ' Minister of the Merchant Marine, M. Louis Rollin, drew attention to France's ...
... . were not lumbers of any of those bodies, but were reaping the benefit as if they were. • The secretary (Mr. T. Scott). speaking on the question of helm orders, said there was undoubtedly in the Press a dkposition to give wide publicity to views which ...
... OLTTLOOK FOR SHIPPING. SIR FREDERICK LEWIS VIEW. Speaking on the general outlook for I lpping, at the annual meeting of the Houlder Line, Ltd., Sir Frederick W. Lewis, Bait., sad.— . . - An improvement in international and world trading is long overdue ...
... Sir Samuel Instone, as • passenger, was taken from Westminster to Hammersmith Bridge. and then back to the Tower Bridge. Speaking to The Journal of Commerce representative during the trip, he said, 'This scheme for water-buses is sound. Why should a great ...
... FRENCH SHWPINt DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES. PARIS, Thursday. Speaking in the Chamber today on estimates of his department, M. Louis Rollin. Minister of the Mercantile Marine, said that the French to-day ranked sixth among the merchant navies of the world. Her ...