THE CANADIAN OUTLOOI.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18244, 10 November 1922, Page 8

THE CANADIAN OUTLOOI.

RECOVERY OF INDUSTRY.' MINISTER IN AUCKLAND. : The Canadian Minister for Trade and Commerce, the Hon. . James. arrived, in .Auckland : yesterday tii ■ R.M.S. Makura from Vancouver, en«wl*. to Australia. He is accompanied byjila'j fiobb' and his private secretary,/Mr...M*| J. Cullen. ". Canada, liko all British DommioM, said Mr. Robb> snffered from the grert world,war in which the several BritiA Dominions played such a splendid pfcrfc' But Canada had turned the corner. Tber», was now work for all who wore wßliif J to work, and greater development *•*;•**, :'\i pected next year, ";#v '■ v .-;\-j "The harvest just gathered lias tad v i a good average in aR of the nmejjM»% •! vices of Canada," he continued. "Co* l j giderable building is under way. andVfh' dustries are mostly all running full tinie. The Canadian. dollar* waii a Jtt« ■ v ago 15 per cent, discount, is now j#tf ;-: ; f: indeed in September it was at a preimJjßi ' over United States currency." v''-\ '■' The Minister was glad to know the increasing travel and freight betweea •;;;. the southern . Dommions j Jaw. i JI Canada was suchja*.to warrant theUnJOa ■ '■-. ' : ' : - Steam Ship Company enlarging itsexed. >> lent service. The new and comtuodfaW: vessel recently ordered would, in «*.; , opinion, make the Australian, New (Zealand, Canadian route a favourite betwe** the Motherland and the Overseas Dot minions. ' .-.; Mr. Robb fa at the Grand Hotel;,*** goes to Australia by the Makura tCrWfc While in Auckland he is conferringj#h representatives of the New Z«W*w Government on the greater devdopnMOT of trade within the Empire. .' .