FREE FLOWING TRADE
. 11INT FROM GOVERNQR-GENERAE ELECT The Staft'ordshire Weekly Sentinel of March 2, records the visit to the.J'ot teries of General Hir 13. Freyberg, and Lady Freyberg. The visitors were entertained at Stoke-011-Trent by Sir Ernest Johnson, president of the Britisii Bottery Manufacturers' Federation. Responding to .the toast of his health,.. Sir Bernard said H011. P. Fraser, the Prime Miiiister of New Zealand, whei. leaving England to return home, asked hini to give to the Potteries people his kindest regarBs and best wishes and to say he hoped they .would>send a lot of their very fine pottery to New Zealand and would buy New Zealand butter and woo] in return. This significent • statement may be construed as indicating that the Government intends doing soinething to wards removing the import control measures whicll have hindefed trade with the Old Country. -Importers state that a little mqre English pottery is coming for ward b.ut the quantity is infinitesiinal and is mostly bespoke by eager consumers before it is out of the crate.
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Chronicle (Levin), 3 May 1946, Page 8
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171FREE FLOWING TRADE Chronicle (Levin), 3 May 1946, Page 8
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