INFLATED EXCHANGE
OTAGO IMPORTERS' VIEWS The. following telegrams were d« spatched to-day by Mr H. C. Campbell! chairman of the Otago Importers’ ami Shippers’ .Association: To the Hon, W. Downie “ At a meeting of the executive off, the Otago Importers’ and Shippers’ As*| sociation, held this morning, it was|| unanimously decided to sincerely cou->j gratulate you on the stand which you* have taken in connection with, the GovJ ernment’s action regarding the ex>| change question they are firmly con* vinced that your stand is correct, andt that you have the support of the whole? of the commercial community of the? dominion.” To Mr Lisle, secretary of the ers’ Federation; “At meeting of ex« ecutivo of Otago Importers’ and Ship! pers’ Association it was unanimously, resolved to support the federation in} the action taken in connection with thaj exchange question between London_ and New Zealand. The executive considers that it is artificial and unwarranted, and entirely wrong in principle, an 4 must, in the end, have a most disturb* ing effect on the dominion as a wholc.’t
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Evening Star, Issue 21318, 24 January 1933, Page 9
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176INFLATED EXCHANGE Evening Star, Issue 21318, 24 January 1933, Page 9
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