TIRED OF WASTE.
Business Men Protest Agains
Party System.
STRONG MOVEMENT AT HOME,
(Received 12.30 p.m.)
LONDON, September IS. Declaring that the British people are tireel of the waste and extravagance of successive Governments and their slavish adherence to parties and - econoMe •theories which have lost all relation to the facts of modern "business lif6, prominent ■ industrialists; of whom Sir William Morris is leader, have convened a meeting for September 25 to establish a National Council of Industry and Commerce consisting of business men determined to secure protection for the Homo market and tho advance of interEmpiro trade. (The conveners poiuL out that the depth and persistence of the industrial depression demand immediate action. Tho group includes Lord Melchett, Sir Woodman Burbidge, Sir Curtliffe-Owen, Sir Hugo Hirst, Sir Ernest Potter, and Sir Felix Pole.-
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 222, 19 September 1930, Page 7
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