INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 17 February 1919, Page 4

INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE

IN THE SOUTH ISLAND.

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, f ■.. CHRISTCHTIBCH, Feb. 14. At the Industries Committee to-day, ard of li^ng wer e lower than New ZeL land, and^that goods made in «^ oountoes be prohibited for ten y£F* ■ T. Ringed, of the iron and steel wmjmny, Dunedin, asked the <S«S £^ A^&S^" ******* *rf

toSLui'-S?*™*' ? resideafc of the CanS^ ress League, said industry could be helped if a Minister for Industries wera appointed who had some capacity for the work. Money should be advanced to industries .by tL GovernrSfa^V 1"0^^ \oted forlcienttfie led.witne.s6 to detail the grievanceV^f as the «>f Governv^t^ rfcienCe- A sympathetic Government was required to help New Zealand industries. The Labor trouble did not worry them. The curse of tbS country was the ineffident employer? Witness aavotated the discontinuance «f «Po^&l^ le^WchteaU^