EXPERTS
(To the Editor.) ' Sii-,—lt is with a thankful.heart that I recognise some signs of eommonsense in this (God's) own country. : I refer to "Gold Nib's" letter in your issue of yesterday. " In yesterday's news there are parallel references to two names we have been taught to conjure with—two "experts" in the, primary producing industries—Mr. Goodfellow and air. lorris. One says:— "Eastern markets had an extremely low purchasing power per unit at present, and the standard o£ living in- those countries ; would have to rise considerably before dairy produce from New Zealand could .be : sold in substantial quantities." The other is announced to be a director i of a company which has just been form- j cd "for the purpose of promoting New • Zealand export trade in overseas markets, ■ and particularly in the Far Jlast. It estimates a turnover of half a million1 sterling ' a year, to commence." Which of these experts are we to fol- : low?—I am, c-tc, < BEIT. 26th October. . . ■ 1
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 103, 28 October 1932, Page 6
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