Rejoicings in Rubber Exchange Over Restriction Removal London, Oct. 31.
The Colonial Office in a statement issued to-day confirms its previous announcements concerning the removal of all restrictions on the export of rubber from British Malaya and Ceylon from to-morrow.
An ironical epitaph "to the mer ory of Old Man Kesteictio draped with crepe (rubber), was riven a conspicuous place to-day in the Rubber Exchange.
Next to the epitaph was a note which invited li interested to attend a "memorial service" in the evening to celebrate the termination of restriction, In the meantime brokers' business Jail day long was punctuated with the singing of a parody be "Who killed Cock Robin? the Dutch," copies of which were printed and distributed on the market during the morning
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