TRADE WITH CANADA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21113, 22 February 1932, Page 5

TRADE WITH CANADA.

CHANCE FOR NEW ZEALAND. PRODUCTS WELL FAVOURED. The suggestion that New Zealand should make further efforts to popularise) its primary products and other goods in Canada was made by Mr. A. Shaw, of Vancouver, who arrived at Auckland by the Aorangi yesterday. Mr. Shaw, who is the senior partner in a firm of accountants, is on a holiday trip in company with Mrs. Shaw. Mr. Shaw said' that recently ther? had been an immense advance in the importation and purchase of New Zealand and Australian products. In the case oi New Zealand, this flow had been arrested by the tariff deadlock, but much was expected as a result oi the agreement- between Canadian and .New Zealand representatives at Honolulu. "If the Canadian market is again opened t'o Now Zealand goods, New Zealand should take steps to bring iL«i products more under the notice of the dian people," said Mr. Shaw. Tins could be done by opening a wholly New .Zealand store in Vancouver, and perhaps in the East. All New Zealand's products could be placed on the shelves. At present one department store in Vancouver does everything possioli to obtain goods from Australia and l\ew Zealand, but there haa been no systematic publicity. New Zealand butter,' when it. was on the Canadian market, enjoyed a great popularity/•v , ;