THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.
X.Z; at WkjihiiKV, “ Ar fni* as .Veit Zealand is concern ed. I have no hesitation in saving thal what has been expended on the Dominion exhibit at Wembley Inis been expended to good advantage, and it
brings to one’s mind the thought that some form of permanent propaganda, available at all times to the public of this country, would he a most valuable adjunct to the propaganda on behalf of the Dominion. It is not* possible accurately to estimate the benefits that will accrue to our producers from the publicity that their products have obtained ill the Kxhihitioll; hilt it is fair to assume that the demand for oilr products must have heeii considerably stimulated in eonsequoiioe', add stimulated demand must result in belter prices for the producers.” —N.Z. COMMISSIONER.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 December 1925, Page 2
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134THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES. Hokitika Guardian, 28 December 1925, Page 2
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