WORTHY MARKET
NEW ZEALAND AS BUYER.
A FAVOURED DOMINION.
(United Press Assn.—By Telegraph—Copyright.)
London, May 21.
The Department of Overseas Trade has Issued Mr. Lambie’s report on economic conditions in New Zealand. It says that today the conditions do not furnish any ground for pessimism. The' Dominion Is baped on a sure foundation of her primary industries, and in her unfaltering loyalty to British trade she constitutes the most sympathetic market in the world for the sale of British manufactures.
If British goods of the type which appeals to the judgment were offered at only a resonably competitive price, they would almost certainly be preferred to goods of other origin. New Zealand at present seemed to be on the cre-st of a wave of prosperity, and desired nothing more than to help the Mother Country in trade as in all else, and was a market worthy of Britain’s closest attention.
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Southland Times, Issue 21090, 23 May 1930, Page 7
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