NEW ZEALAND AND JAPAN.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20314, 13 August 1931, Page 11

NEW ZEALAND AND JAPAN.

Sir,—l Vm-jwticalarJy interested' in lie meet Ifflgtlff correspondence under lis herifitg"New Zealand and Rtissia," maj at jour correspondents beis;: alarmed at the threatened dumping of fiossua goo3s into. New Zeabad. Sat not one of jour corresWEdeois even hinted at* the very w& aoaut of goods that are being denped istfrthb country from Japan. Pa»Bafly,,llJiiiilrwe have very little » far.is shi»-country from Russian esapajg compared with Japanese. If too much of tout fawße una*/» might be interesting «wfeg-to lone of your readers to. m& from ti» enclosed cutting (from fe '•Draper'a Record," dated June 3a. 19J11 bow the Japanese are i«?ssbjs unr trade with India, to the *ain«i of Great Britain.—Yours, *-.''.'-'■ ' '■ J. C. SCANES. «ifa*, Augiat 12th, 1931. (Enclosure.] I.J«* j«r Jspw increased her trade with ■*» » njm and rotten mixture fabrics **? *wa-iold, whilst Great Britain's ?**Mm4»*J to ons-sisth. Other Euro*«*«&u«tl>» did badly. .•* Wait* tempered entirely of rayon g» ta a!no*t captured the Indian market «* nt serta months up to March 31st. ;»*jHi 22.568.790 yards out of the ?*M rf 28.079,710 yards. In rayon ™ 6B»1 BriUin's trade fell from 1,427.-. %» >» tOOMOO last year. Holland and qjW» Sie only European countries which " a ™» Hair Indian trade in rayon yarn.