... TOURISTS AND THE £l. British tourists on the Continent felt the most immediate effect of the suspension of the gold standard. Thev had the humiliating experience of seeing foreigners looking at the British £1 with a severely critical eye, and had to be ...

... has wisely been the rule since the sudden and momentous decision of the National Government the week-end to suspend the gold standard, and we have up to now escaped the dire consequences feared a few weeks ago in the event of such a course being forced ...

... aggregate prize are as fol- Gouser; 2, Mr W. Russell; , >t)t Mr T. Thorburn. ipo seems to have been con- Hopping of the gold standard fp least that may the expaucity of the attendance ...

... three days they had seen it stated in the .newspapers that this was a chance for industry. It might be. Going off the gold standard and reducmg the value of the £1 must have some effect, and one was to reduce the value of exports to foreign markets by ...