FEELING IN AUCKLAND.
I f DELAY IN EATIFICATIOK. I DasappointTneni and eoneem "were expressed in Auckland to-day in commeri cial circles. It was hoped that it would be possible to arrange that New Zea- : land should place Canada back on tire "RHrWn preferential t .- *i ■ mnnediately the conference was amdnded. This would have afforded Auckland importers immediate relief, out thoee interested are disappointed to realise that fnrthei delav must take place cetween the negotiations and the ratification oy the two Governments. Commander B. L. Hewitt, of Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Company, who returned to Auckland yesterday by the Aorangi after visiting Canada, said that business interests in Canada "were most anxious to see the early negotiation oi a reciprocal trade agreement. "Ihev all want to increase the trade between the two Dominions." he added, '"and thev consider reciprocal tariff is the best means to bring this about- 11
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 306, 28 December 1931, Page 7
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