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Hokitika Guardian, 23 November 1922, Page 3

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AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CARLE ASSOCIATION. N.S.AV. TRADE. (Received this ilnv at 11.30 a.m.) SYDNEY. November 23. The President of the Chamber of Manufacturers at the annual meeting said the exports for the year ending 30th. June, were valued at 128 million pounds and imports at 101 millions. Whilst this was a step in the right direction, we must export more, as the margin was insufficient to pay interest on the indebtedness of the Commonwealth state and private, which must approximate one hundred million. Referring to industrial troubles, Iho speaker said there would he no teal progress till it was realised that the interests of labour and capital were identical. Both were necessary for production and should be co-ordinated until the cost of production was reduced to the lowest unit. RESUMED WORK. SYDNEY, November 23.

Stovemakers resumed work yesterday There is an indication that other sections of the iron trades are resuming: N S.AY. POLITICS. SYDNEY, November 23. In the Assembly the Liquor Amendment Act was passed with the Legislative Council’s amendment deleting the clause giving the police the right to search people leaving hotels after hours. A number of other bills were rushed through bringing the session to a close.