POLITICAL BUTTER.
Potential Qualities Unknown to Dairy Farmer. MR. PORBES' WHIMSICAL. , (Unjtecl P.A.—Electric Telegraph-Copyright) (Received 11.30 a.m.) " ; OTTAWA, Septemberlß.
"I feel confident from the 'little conversations I have liad in Ottawa that ive will be able to get together in the matters of. trade to the mutual advantage of New Zealand and' Canada," stated the Prime Minister of New' Zealand, Mr. Gf. ,W. Forbes, in an address to the Canadian Club.
"However," he added,' "there can be ho one-sided agreement, but with the good will that has. been extended to me in the conferences I feel, that We will be able to effect something of a satisfactory nature to both countries."
■ New. Zealand, ho said, .whimsically; 1 bad secured a great deal of advertising throughout Caijada in the matter of butter, and for that inexpensive publicity lie was duly grateful. He realised that. Newt-Zealand was supplying a particularly fine article, but he had not suspected that it contained such political qualities.
When ho returned home lie would inform . the butterinakers that they were manufacturing a commodity embodying a great'deal more than they were aware Of. V ' , • •
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 222, 19 September 1930, Page 7
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