TRADE WITH GERMANY
WHEN WILL NEW ZEALAND
RESUME?
Since the war, feelingl against trading with the late enemy, Germany, has been itxy strong in New Zealand, but, as time goes by, it is being realised that normal relations will have to bo established some time. The great problem is when? Britain has been trading extensively with Germany for some time, and some of tho Dominions are believed to be easing tho position somewhat Recent cablegrams, for instance, have indicated that" Australia is on. the verge of opening her doors to German goods _ New... Zealand -still"■' retains her practical prohibition, and semi-official opinion seems to indicate. that no change will be made 1 In the immediate future. "Just at' present Germany lias too big a surplus of goods for it to be eafo to open the door to her— the risk of dumping seems too great. If Germany, however, disposes,.of her big: Bitrplu9 of, goods, and a i chance of doing merely normal'tradb offers, New Zealand will no doubt bo ready to remove some of tho barriers.
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 8
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176TRADE WITH GERMANY Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 8
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