New Zealand, 1932-1950

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File 282
Content Summary:

Correspondence, memoranda, press cuttings.

Subjects include: proposal to suspend operation of sinking fund; gold held by New Zealand trading banks; Bank of England opinion on matters arising out of local Reserve Bank Bill; Lefeaux's impressions of New Zealand; stabilisation of currency in relation to sterling; problems of New Zealand banks operating in London; position of Reserve Bank under Labour Government; trade relations with United Kingdom; New Zealand loan; visit of Walter Nash to London and New York (1935), 'his determination on the economic slaughter of the Dominion'.

Correspondents include: L Lefeaux (Wellington).

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Canberra ACT 2600, Australia
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