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Sailed Season Sets 122 Halifax Trips by CP Liners
Canada Pacific steamships will run 122 sailings to and from Halifax next season. Canada reports a 4A rise in wholesale prices in September as a favorable economic sign. UK tobacco imports from Canada rise with 8,950,568 lbs worth $2,545,380 exported to Great Britain in eight months to August, up from 4,917,128 lbs valued at $1,429,892 in 1931. Canada’s silver output in 1931 was about 20% of world production, placing it third after Mexico and the US. New Brunswick to host the North American Cover Dog International Trials with a two-day Petersville trial leading to a permanent dog fanciers association for 1933. Bangkok photographs of Siamese shrines and statues prepared for King Prajadhipok by Canada’s consulate-general. Canadian Minister to Japan Herbert M. Marler returns aboard the Empress of Asia to foster East trade. Major W. S. Nathan predicts vast railway expansion in China. Harvard explorers led by H. Bradford Washburn, Jr., finish three months in Alaska’s Fairweather Range aboard the Imperial train, reporting poor weather but interesting motion pictures.