NO ANTAGONISM.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19917, 2 May 1930, Page 17

NO ANTAGONISM.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURERS. CONFERENCE TO BE HELD. Claiming that .the- Canterbury Manufacturers'- Association had- Bdaanderstoed the attitude of the Chamber of Commerce towards '.secondary andiuUies, Mr Norton lYancia (pjwdeni) «*> " pressed his regret at last nights meeting of the Couneil'of'the Chaafter, that such a position hid arisen. ."With a "view to clearing .up. what.he ***?**■ ered-was a wrong impression, Jhe -BMrwad; "Thatthis CquncU mncb.regrets .that the Executive .Committeje, of the M***faeturers' . Association considera, *h» . .Chamber pf .Commerce ia oppoaed to the increase in prosperity of the iee«|i#ary industries of .the ' Dominion,/ because the members of the , Chamber a* a whole, are anxious that l"he".eeeeanflary industries should prosper -and- iß*«*»se on a sound basis as rapidly aa-poaaibtß, It would- welcome a conferenc«.-witai m> presentatives of the ManufactUTera 1 Association to explain clearly the-!'view* held by tho-Economics Committee .«t the Chamber,- and its desire t» assist in furthering' the interest* Of the- secondary industries, provided theJbswdßßi ', on the' community is not made -ißsawar - than can be equably borne Try_tiie •*•■*- stimers, particularly the ducers,. who have, to sell .their expects in an'unsheltered markcK" *-- Helping -All vDttewata, : .Mr .said, that at".i& H yea* ing on Wednesday- nigbt.J;he' turers'. Assodatiaa had .tajten <; esE«a«- ■ fie. thought, forn^j^ggijsaj; «^ 'ered-was in the Best-lttwreS^^^jh*;'';<* Dominion- to '.help r ;. "We arp; anxious ;..\ farming cowman jtfca,** "\ ,W« attempt' to smtaj .'SMifcjjgjjpSjr J- '\f and as equally;M--w%.f«A:^feß|*S»S» i :*s \*XL. If ve' have « .emrfuitiMpj W9r* . * believe thajt .MSt-'lfoolf- , *% that—we can, -I'am- "i '■': «j Mr BC>SL* E. «,,g motion and said'that'W ti»os^f|^ : »v#B? •■'::•> ferenee -would "be Tory* ■awfltMML The Manufacturers' ,'&- find ihatthe '\:j not a comnnttqe <«%' gandists,- bat wa» ; ' _. lajH •pp,r4&st "tt^^w^]rf^«tepj' 0 wonjg .only Aasdoiiation that ;£& 'ft-iS mfttee was was'-nc* ; 'a* whit : jfe* whM do a Jet «f -the' •Manufacturer? T«SttsM£pt -: : f f that the Ecwondog CjiiwaiHJllw )§§Jfe-&ifl ■ Sji *W« .say that '-IT" mitteo makes;\imch; i e^ttjMtf^;|«^vf::l , - -Mr ■■ WaalT-ssjfc era» , :nl ' might temper: their i«a»*+!lirt^A|^K^|'| ' these challenges they* rebut-them.,* '. -"*•■>'. ,£^T *l|^S[f>f|l - "I dr.a't industries--C: H."H«wle«L- ..-*---" - f.; - \*t*M!l»?*^ i | - Mr Frantia said ha mwA^Mt: -the. inombora. of th*>a«a4tt«twssi ; resent .eri^iaa^'^'j^|>|ig^% «bn had .got'ai .of the Cquneil w^^,,faiteswii||s>^tiM|», -', progresa of. -ill ho ' There' ws& not a .fe cil'wbo did >-' factUTers.go aaesd. : ">* .?* , nomica Committed Mr \ said that there'was i *NßS^mg | a» l • "tagonism to the but-on the contrary committee 'had , every them; " ~' *;' v, jSi."^' Mr Bretherton's reja*4lot-\«aM'fdM>* '; dorsed by Mr "W. H. NirhttMan t *" i^; The motion was carried. ", J "" . Mr Woolf then lln|:%«tinii | the conference was held the TEkmmijtm H Committee should visit-i sMHsf «*'- J 3l*« ■ factories, "and perhap»,f te/*«sftaV "some of the fallaeiea might be exploded. ' I swMflkaiktl* invitation win M aeffiep&Ma 1 » tits igliU in which it is given. l * . *■- Mr Franeis said that he weadi «ardially aeeept the invitatioa an Mhatf of the members concerned, aad Hin ~" left to Mr Woolf to ciraigVt data.

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