RECIPROCAL TRADE
CANADIAN ATTITUDE
' AUCKLAND, Dec, 30. Mr H. L, E. Priestinan, assistant Canadian Trade Commissioner to New Zealand, arrived by the Aorangi on Sunday. A comparatively young man, he was fifteen years on the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. He joined the Canadian Department of TVjacle land cbntinenced duties early this year. This is his first overseas appointment. He says, that there is in Canada a general feeling in favour of reciprocal tiade, and as it is being carefully fostered. every country in the Empire should benefit. Indeed, during recent years the demand for English goods had increased to. such an extent in Canada that shopkeepers who previously istobked foreign Articles bad been compelled to discard them.'' The dairy industry in Canada had not grown to any great extent and New Zealand exporters had established themselves in a sound position.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 January 1930, Page 2
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