TWO-WAY TRADE
WHAT NEW ZEALAND WAOTS
" DAIRY SALES CAMP/WGN
(Received December 1, 1.25 pm.)i
LONDON, November 30.
The New Zealand High Conn&Sp sioner (Mr. W. J. Jordan) inaugutatfe the New Zealand dairy sales campaijm at Leicester, a feature of which is£* shop exhibition in the centre of tne city, which the Lord Mayor declared open. Mr. Jordan was the chief guest at a luncheon and, in replying fe a toast, enumerated the manufacture^ which New Zealand received ffc^h Leicester, including hosiery and fo«JJr wear. "We want to buy more," h& said, "but want two-way trade."
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 132, 1 December 1937, Page 13
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