CO-OPERATION
AUSTRALIAN POSSIBILITIES LONDON, April 29. '* f cannot anticipate the action of the directors of the Co-operative Wholesale Society regarding our recommendations. I hope the result of our mission to Australia will strengthen and extend cooperative primary and. secondary industries," said Mr. W. T. Charter, a member of Hie delegation, to a special representative. " Co-operative units in Australia,'' ho added, " lack unity of purpose, owing to their distance apart. If Labor concentrated Upon a large scale of constructive co-operation, it could determine the economic destiny, and obviate many trade disputes. " Legislation for improvements is nullified by the succeeding increases in the cost of living. By federating all units, and financing new ones, the workers could secure permanent benefits. There is ample room for private co-operative capital. Developments strengthening the co-operative movement would do more than anything to abolish unrest, promote migration, and enable profitable export."
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16338, 12 May 1927, Page 11
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