VISIT TO AUSTRALIA
(By-Telegraph.—Press Association.)-1' AUCKLAND, This Day. Australia's realisation of -the need' for an adequate defence scheme was /mentioned by Mr. M. A. Conway, a , ■• Hastings sheep farmer, who returned by the-Marama today, accompanied by his daughter. • Mr. .Conway said he heard that a big company in • Australia was being equipped with machinery so that aero- , . planes could be built the Commonwealth. It was common knowledge that defence would be one of the major questions to be dealt with at • the forthcoming Premiers' Conference in Australia, all the States being agreed that something more would have to be done.
Discussing, .wool, Mr. Conway said that anticipations were for a good season, beneficial rains having fallen and stocks in store being small.
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Evening Post, Issue 30, 4 August 1936, Page 11
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122VISIT TO AUSTRALIA Evening Post, Issue 30, 4 August 1936, Page 11
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