BACK TO BARTER.
I , . —.- _ A revival of the ancient trade by barter is the basis of a sew* which the Grimsby (Lincolnshire) >> , corporated Chamber of Shipping is trying to set in opefatt* Letters have been sent by the chamK* to many legations, clearing houses, suls, chambers of commerce, and j" 1 - ness houses in foreign countries 'espW' ing the plan. A bureau has alsoj» opened at the offices of the chamber, j Grimsby to deal with inquiries. ; } scheme originated," eays Mr. Tuxw» president of the chamber, "from ~ arrangement. under which GenuS"? ■ ported coal to the Argentine in & for wheat. Finland also recently-* pressed a.desire to exchange saw? ber for coal. Recently the the chamber decided to see what be done on the same lines by Great Britain. For instance, we W ; trade motor cars or retuni 1 jimber■ or 'other commodity; gg IS^?' ' \
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 264, 7 November 1932, Page 8
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143BACK TO BARTER. Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 264, 7 November 1932, Page 8
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