THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.
A W.vum Comi-i.imist. A warm cnnij.liinent i- | aid b.v •‘T ruth” ( l.on,lnn i to llu D.nninim, j lit * juunial nmarlv- * ‘ : Nv'v > »•:»is*h»! has h<*r vVoiddcs. bat -Im* has ;«»» b..r..*>t 1 ivaMiry. trading < lassos uh » aro t rust wort by. Tjiiiiuts w’io nwivas,* (Mijudation. and \vnrkiiu*n win an* at wurk. Hi*r |)t*o|do fiiii puint to dust rial peace, improving trade ami |>rices, and a general measure ul wellbeing, in whieh all classes 'hare with, a; all v n te. an a|i|iriiaell to equity. J.,,[- many years the overseas trade has given a inu-tautml surplus of exports, excejil in the year to .March. 11*21. when imports exceeded cxooris l>> n\vt cltl.'r. .;J(). 11l t'Te ;f«*dowillg year tliere was mi excess ol < tports over imports of 2.01V1 and in Ll 2---3 Hie export surplus was .£8,681 .(HH•. In March. 1922, New Zealand for the first time for many years failed to balance her Budget, hut the lapse was brief.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 October 1923, Page 2
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160THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES. Hokitika Guardian, 5 October 1923, Page 2
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