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INDIAN BOYCOTT. t United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.] BOMBAY, July 25. The Native Piece Goods Association, which controls the main business in foreign cloth in this city, after three days’ talks, ha,s decided to have no further, dealings with British goods till tlie Government has agreed to the Nationalist demands. The Association, numbering five hundred wholesale merchants, imports over a million and a half sterling’s worth of cloth annually. EMPIRE FREE TRADE. (Received this day at 9. a.m.) LONDON, July 25. A prominent Australian business man 0. M: Paxton, told the “Morning Post” that Empire free trade was impossible as far as Australia conditions, but there was no reason why preferential trade within the Empire could not be developed for mutual benefit.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 July 1930, Page 5
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