... sign a form, giving tile.r explanations and reasons for withdrawing money from London. In other words, now we are off the gold standard it will be necessary to keep a strict check on the remittance of funds overseas. The following are the Approximate rates ...

... director of the Federation of Industries yesterday expressed the following opinions on the Government's decision suspend gold standard: There is nothing in the decision to ion alarr go off gold which unduly the public Fundamentally position the country is ...

... ourselves. ~H.M.| gifficulties.” = Government therefore asks Parliament | ; to =uspend temporarily the provisions of ! the Gold Standard Act and to authorise MR- HENDERSON. such other measures as may be necessary | o to protect our position.: i ¢ There IS ...

... iKELY TO BENEFIT TRADE. WS OF NORTH-EAST INDUSTRIALISTS. | * 4= ¢ Government’s decision to sus- the gold standard was much Ssed in industrial and commer- Ircles yesterday. the main, the view of traders and tfacturers is that the measure is a Eflary emergency ...

... Henderson to No. 10, Downing-street, during the week-end was with the sole object of discussing the Bill abolishing the gold standard, and that the conversation between the Prime Minister and the leader of the Opposition had no relation to the purely political ...

... practically at «. standstill, operators were compelled to await the settlement exrhange, following the abandonment the gold standard. The limited chartering reported consisted mainly ol the acceptance firm offers made before the week-end. Fixtures—Cardiff ...

... the crisis. The .7871111 n.. XX 1009°linn 43//1111 each. ~ each; the ..torie., on of the Constitution. which was a very gold standard has gone. for awhile at ars• e. „, mild use. He got up. and with him any rate. This means to us, who de- ll bad- .„,;° ...

... relief suspension of the gold standard l 'l not brought about crash in ster- (i as a consequence business was Arrivals from South Africa consisted of 250,000 sovereigns and £494.000 in bars, and in view of the fact that the gold standard has ceased to operate ...

... occasion any surprise in London, where the expectation was that in the first shock of the news that wo had gone off the gold standard the rates of exchange would show a still heavier drop. There ia, of course, intense curiosity and concern to see what will ...

... effect restoring confidence abroad, said Mr. Snowden in broadcast talk last night, explaining Britain's departure from gold standard. Britain's Budget is now the most securely balanced Budget the world, the Chancellor went on. Tho pound will not go the ...

... this unity of action. Everybody may not agree that the gold standard has to go, but the inexorable facts the international monetary situation at the end of last week has settled that. The gold standard has gone, it has gone for an indefinite period, and ...

... COUNTRY GOSSlgXtt The Burden of the Day. The suspension of the Gold Standard has been accepted very quietly as far as I have been able to judge. The need for such a check on our foreign outgoings has been readily recognised, and whatever inconvenience ...