CONDITIONS OVERSEAS
SIR H. DENISON’S TOUR OPTIMISM IX BRITAIN (Pur Press Association.) . WELLINGTON, this day. Sir Hugh Denison, chairman of Associated Newspapers, 'Limited, Sydney, arrived by the Bangitiki do-day after visiting Britain and the Continent. JIo intends to spend a short holiday in tlu> Dominion. Questioned regarding economic conditions at Home, Sir Hugh said the position there was very similar to that existing in New Zealand and Australia. Leaders in public life were optimistic, and considered that England would come out of the depression, but the tinie of recovery yvasi governed to a certain extent by foreign conditions. He spoke of the wonderful progress made by Finland in the gulping of timber for paper making and the artilieial silk industry. Most of the pulp for artificial silk went to Japan. Sir Hugh Denison said he had proposed visiting Russia, Iml had been dissuaded, as. owing to the attitude of the authorities. visitors saw only what (lie oHleial guides were prepared to show.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18632, 16 February 1935, Page 15
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