DYESTUFFS ACT
AID TO ENGLISH IN DIE-TRY. CON TIN i ANCE ADVOCATED. ' iJJrilmti UllicJiil Wireless.! RUGBY. Lee. 10. . In the House oi Loids this evening a. motion was passed, by 87 votes to 1.-l la include the Dyestnil’s Act in the schedule of the Exporting Laws Continuance Bill lor the purpose ol ensuring that the .Act shall remain in operas tion for a further 12. months instead of lapsing next month in accordance' with the Govern me u Its ..decision. The Bill thus .amended by the House ol Lords "ill come before the House of Commons again on Wednesday. During the discussion, Lord .Salisbury urged that the continuance of the Dyestuffs Act was vital to the research work done by dye-makers. Lord Parmoor said that the Government's deisire that the measure should lapse was glue to the fact that it operated to the (advantage of the textile industry. ’ He added that dye-makers had [established tlieir industry in the last 10 years, and were now in a position to -face, world competition successfully.
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Hawera Star, Volume L, 18 December 1930, Page 8
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172DYESTUFFS ACT Hawera Star, Volume L, 18 December 1930, Page 8
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