HOMELAND TRADE
S. AMERICAN MARKET. (By Cable—Preta Assn.—Copyright.) LONDON, February 14. It is understood that Britain is shortly sending another trade mission to South America as the result of Lord D’Abernon making a successful report on his mission there. This is contained in 40 pages, and is being published the end of the month. It reveals great opening for British trade in South America. . ~ .1,,, ■ j ADVERTISING ADVOCATED. LONDON, February 14. Sir Charles Higham, addressing the Royal Empire Society, said: British trade dwells in a wilderness of apathy. We are standing still while others wave their trade flag. We are too satisfied with ourselves, and we need waking up. The Empire’s industries must collectively organise, advertise and tell the world, or the world will forget them. The cheapest and quickest way is to tell the world through the newspapers.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 February 1930, Page 7
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