TRADE WITH BRITAIN

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 278, 26 November 1935, Page 3

TRADE WITH BRITAIN

KI OF THE EXCHANGE taMAJTOFACTUREE'S VIEW BKION WITH AUSTRALIA. ■KX oa the effect of the high cgi rate uu the trade between arid Britain was made ay i-y Mr. Michael Johnson, L: wue well-known iirm of lUMfatiurers, Messrs Johnson fefiew LU., of Manchester, who KUtchjr in tiie course of a tour p.\ew Zeaiaii.i kr. ping in touch U far:. „ ... unity and ?»i-•••! out a. the result i eirha; . «-d deal of Isgian. A • iui. ** When Ma . we English tobiises r- •. - oat it' object Ship the r. - • ’ this coun s-i it ta* done ~ . L don’t boink »aay doubt about that,” he it was Hiiat elite- mid have in SjlMue wi- i always gone fc . • Mr. JobnP«e:di. A. i has had that Uta Mr F ■ and Mr. * »e» over r . uiand recently, point wa.«. J.'cussed with u-x en done about Miaevil, w. in my opinion, iaecorre*-re•:. 1 know it may be ■t I have ‘an axe to grind’ Uy that. . British manuPr ay bc-e- ni’ hard with the iu-:- ■ •- : c with Aushu an v \,ii which wants -a New Zealand's own in- * -2e Erg i people are by ; T Zeala:. i \ best customers. Britain and to sell a) ,• other nxanu■toto Kew , . Before the * wwt h ia Britain were H great deal m-re from. New tltE we > soiling to her. "* •> tihcit position ■ki werx. ... pre-sent posiwe . re forced to make *to other • ries to dispose • •. ta'. ng about there, * x have in-, • in. the Argentine “ ’ . . . time of the 1 don’t want what l’> ’■ ■•• I ia any way Ont ir -ai economic fac- . ivi-iem, which we t . v , j£ew Zealand is -i England, but • * ng to put the /■ - ? * --"inge right, wc in ’tot he:p ginning to feel not getting a fair deal. <e buy ; r:. C ri ally the whole /’•ti-r.i\ p- ’ace and Ausvery little. . ®ot asking for preferential F* l compared with Austraire tnv,>•• »- asking tr be - cr; . x cou ]j quite * a ease for preferential but we prefer to ask that * a position of parity, ’pite easily l>e done. An v r ' , ul'l neutralise Ausan:ag’\ and. at the same ’i bring a little more into exchequer and would . fanner receive the benefroTn *ke exchange 1 that unless some>j i -' l ' is done. New Zea- * 4^?^. ecoll0 mically depend-