N.Z. EXCHANGE
DISCUSSIONS AT HOME
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LONDON, - April 11
Irt the House ‘of Commons, Messrs “Lambert >and Lindsay inquired Avhat notion was being 'taken in relation to the adverse New Zealand and Australian exchanges, - the former remarking that they were unfair competition with- Home producer*. •Mr . [Thomas paid that the subject was o ne on which it was impossible to make representations. <Mr Lambert: Is not New Zealand s deliberate depreciation of currency a breach of the Ottawa understanding that agricultural producers would get *. fair share 0 f the H°m e market? Mr Thomas : Ido not think it was -deliberate.
Mr Percy . Harris: Are you aware that the depreciation decision,* were taken against the advice of the British Government, and that it s effect ■wiped out the advantage of preference to British goods? Mr Thomas: 'New Zealand is a Bominion. It is not for me to question the means whereby it arrived at- a decision.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 April 1933, Page 5
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