EMPIRE TRADE
VIGOROUS ADVERTISING HOUSEWIFE HOLDS THE KEY (Sydney Sun Cables.) LONDON, Oct. 14. “The housewife holds the key to the situation,” says the Empire Producers’ Association’s memorandum prepared for submission to the Imperial Conference. It- says that vigorous advertising'of Empire products is needed, but the first appeal must, be made to the housewife. Further than. that, the advertising should be in the hands of tile producers. The memorandum in the first place advocates Empire preference, not only in tariffs, but in income tax on Empire investments, as compared with foreign, also in materials used in Government and public contracts. Statutory sanction should be given to producers’ organisations to enable them to act comprehensively like the New Zealand Meat Board. The conference is invited to consider the necessity of fast refrigerating ships in the Australian-New Zealand trade, and to give approval to the con-, tempiated Imperial Producers’ Conference. The Duka of Sutherland is presidentelect of the Producers’ Association for 1927.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17165, 15 October 1926, Page 7
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