CONCLUSION
That, gentlemen, concludes my •. . review of the general financial situation and of the budgetary position of the Dominion., Our people have had a gruelling time, but have faced up to their formidable difficulties in a manner that i s in keeping with the best traditions of the race to which we are proud to belong. All thin pis considered, our economic and social organisation has withstood the tremendous dislocation and ,strain remarkably we}!. New Zealand is still a going concern. We are not out of trouble yet—far from it—but it seems that the worst is past, and the outlook is brightening. - • i As we now enter upon what T be- ] lieve to be the up grade, renewed confidence will give powerful aid to persevering effort and accelerate our progress along the road that -leads to prosperity an abetter times. Courage, initiative, and bard work are called for. Fhe Government can be depended upon to do its utmost to smooth the way.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 October 1932, Page 3
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