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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16876, 14 June 1918, Page 7

ADVERTISING BRITISH GOODS. EXHIBITIONS IN DOMINIONS. An exhibition of British-manufactured goods is being organised by His Majesty's Trade Commissioner in New Zealand. Sir. R. W. Dal tor, in connection with the winter show to bo held in PaJmerston North this month. In a statement regard ing the exhibition, Mr. Dalton said the Imperial Government had fully realised the, needs which the after years would create, and had been preparing for some time to establish proper organisations, both at home and abroad, which will be ready, immediately war demands cease, to develop trade in all parts of the world. This development would be vitally necessary as a means of recuperation. Exhibitions of British goods would form by no means an unimportant part of this programme of trade, development. In order to accustom British manufacturers to the idea of tit usefulness of these. exhibition:--, of which in pre-war days they were not s-.io satisfied, ths imperial Governs,.. -, '-ad organised annual exhibitions mi London, which had attracted •■ ieiderable attention, and, in spite of i-..ir conditions, bad proved extremely success ful. Altiioiigh this annual exhibition bad fur the tinif being been United to five trades—trades in which Get many prior to, the wai was very -uccessfu, — Uk umber of manufacturers who had taken part in successive exhibitions has varied from over 400 to over 600. It was intended that this exhibition should be continued as an annual event under Government control., and that after the war it should be made specially attractive to all overseas buyers. "The most valuable markets Great Britain has are overseas." said Mr. Dalton, "and if the full value of these markets- .is wo be ■". ■..-a it will be necessary that the manufactures of Great Brit.- shall be. she--.-.ji - erseas as well as at Home. No bet. .r nr.uns of attracting attention to these 'fwris can be found than a collective exhil ..:ion under proper auspices. It is part oi the Imperial Government's policy to develop this idea, and as soon as possible after the war an exhibition under Imperial Government control and attended by representatives of the Government will be despatched from England to visit the various Dominions."

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