THE TARIFF.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18924, 12 February 1927, Page 17

THE TARIFF.

ItTO* Ot TBS f?rs- - how Jonjj-MifTcr- ; of injustice i.i llw man e works har.l—■■'<> < 'Jjht him-hc cn ( i«.v, sv-.v ..f ~ fa || I, the f,.«r.s-well-lighted loot |>.ii li>, i#tarc shows and " n > o > in the evening. and ,t recreations and sport , When his prodm-e is on the world'* market ml by current values diaries of life "" ,li:it ir . His cheque, or pros' drawn where tic sells gSfd on the value there 1, groceries, machinery, d-nnd one necessary :n - r M rly crop has to pr--nily. but. r our High protective nanufaelUn-rs are cunIgto be increased) that cashed here at the very liacted by locally proi customer say if his lim lomething like 13b for his perfectly good l practically the treat - meets, forced as he is filing ho requires at r high duties. • deal tbo primary pro|y claim that an export 0 him on his produce ram percentage of im[ded profit collected on m here, and even then disadvantage compared ir and sheltered industo bfl high time that * ihottld band together r-isereasing subsidy to ih is really what high 1 amount to. If our id high tariff faddists it will not be long beHew Zealand will bo nlwrable condition to rat by high protection lat«fc—Tours, etc., H. H. BLACK, "eljtuary 10th.