WHAT WE OWE TO BRITAIN.
. (To the Editor.} . Kindly allow me a few wonis vnSb V Conrad Lochner, who asks Britain to penaW herself twopence per pound to enable ■& - .Zealand dairy farmer to buy Americas^am" and farm implements, benzine, etc. It thoughtful of him, I am sure. If he ; satisfied -with tie free : market extended to Itim in Britain let ihim try the protected masQ ; of Canada. Britain does not xeceive a fr»" market in Xew Zealand, 'but ehe does takeW ment in kind, which is worth a great 4erii*r us.. She does provide us with a free diplomats, service and practically free naval >oterfic? also enables us to speak with the voice o^-> nation whilewe are only a handful, iiM-gW : - us a sentimental preference of great Tala* Buy from those who buy from us is ieri commercial sense, not merely a slogan, and if we do allow her to trade here under sufferance, remember it is not under the free trade grants us. r JUST A BETTISHEB.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 6
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