INDUSTRY AUSTRALIA.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20620, 9 August 1932, Page 8

INDUSTRY AUSTRALIA.

IMPORTED AMirt^a INFLUENCE Of irm nm wEijaffGTcar f -|fc J' The secondary > are "having a glorioni tk»ylllj|| C to Mr John *' church, who returned to-day from a six wtekt' Commonwealth. The manship of the " were first-class, lie mM, \ 1 "The most striking i - notices in Australia, 1 ' said, "is that imported {jfUnHJ being supplanted Under the combined tariffs and high | ary industries are liafii&£»i|9H(| time, especially in YjH|jflgra&HS wages and taxes ate South Wale*. The lian-made goods has fully. The workmanship prices, taking the eration, arc not Zealand. Undoubtedly industries are making but in others prices down. "The question of burning one. efforts of farmed, facturers are so exchange high, even position 6f imports suUtjffiHßßHf not warrant it. Sorftp'.; higher. It is how dsubtedly production ;'lrass9B|B j lated by the hi|h farmers saved from Whether the beneficial only tiiiU "The main reads are -I Montgomery n miiillill ||||l|||||Bl|B miles over perfedfr -«™ffl|*Q many of them Petrol varied ffott lbn, but (^^ajla^:i^iJHHHK| Here H showerof impassable, an^ ; {iaM||j|nHH|Bi were stranded'iriulf football It was New Zealandera B3mfejßßßHsM.it .in Australia, most Australians j equablo climaM' . ity in times of ■ V'riTmßlßTrl J Pei^oaffiiUi The Prims Forbes, Cabinet yes|igHHHH^HH|B receive a coming Post The ter 'iof' ■ I night af ehnreh. ch?isieiiii*t^BH|MHHß®^™ and the School In 'the chaind*n of . tie Board of vatr, and ow (Committee of Chamber of MrH. is Staying at the The » Hon. Sir, has spent turned to Christchnr^f^H^^H Messrs iohn Wade, of f^rintfthmwh; Monowai yesterday Sydney. Messrs fci roll, Biddlford, Sellers, Br. P. itn&| fnn of |bP> ChW lorn tion ai Ha. .ftlfc i%), «sA & at th» s. Yaoni at. Uriit^.sirvic^'.l^^^^^B sir i>. w. siisn Ber the <»? iH .^itanfc n? 9|PF' >i ! B * tie London Sety® l . ternatioaal^flffa^^^^mj