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Hokitika Guardian, 13 April 1929, Page 7

Just opened—Six boxes of Evening Flowers, the latest. Prices Is lid, 2s 6d, 3s lid to os Gd at McKay's.— Advt.

BRITISH TRADE WITH RUSSIA. “Tiie decision readied by a group of the most influential manufacturers in tliifi country to send a. delegation within the next month to study the possibilities of developing Anglo-Russian trade,” says the “Saturday Review,” “is a reply to the recent intimation from the Russian Government that they would welcome a delegation of British industry. It is now generally realised that the breaking off of diplomatic relations in 1926 was a mistake which has handicapped British industry, has added very much to Briish political difficulties abroad and has tormented dangerous international distrust.. B :th London and Moscow would willingly resume relations, hut each fears to take the first step lest national dignity should suffer. It is hardly conceivable that the General Election will not give the Government their opportunity to meet the Russians half way. Any steps that can be taken meanwhile by private industry to bridge the gulf should be warmly welcomed .

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