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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 140, 11 December 1930, Page 22

A tribute to the business ability of Indians as a people was paid by Mr. A. H. Johnstons in the Supreme Court at Auckland when replying to a suggestion that certain Indian shareholders in a forestry company might not be in a position to safeguard' their own interests (says an. exchange). It was his experience, he said, that the Hindus of Bombay had been traders for many generations and were very astute business men. "I would not caro to attempt to. over-reach one of them," lie said. ' ~ - ■ ■■;"'■•' •' ;.:

. WowLf Q«eat Peppermint Cura for 'ougbJT and Golds "never fails.—Advt.

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