FINEST SEASON
I AUSTRALIA’S GOOD FORTUNE
PROGRESS TOWARD RECOVERY
j AUCKLAND, Jan. 14. j “ Australia has had marvellous luck
in enjoying probably the finest season ever known as regards both wheat and pasture nearly all over the Commonwealth,” said Mr. Sydney W. Philips yesterday. Mr. Philip* j s a prominent Sydney merchant and company director and is visiting his home town of Auckland, where his father, Air. P.A. Philips was first Mayor.
“1 have the greatest possible faith in Sydney.” he said. “The exchange difficulty is the great commercial problem, tor producers, merchants and manufacturers.” ’Che Government ot New South Wales under Air Stevens was much steadier than it was before he assumed office, and the business
aspect of Australia was distinctly better, although there, had been no tangible improvement of any importance in the, realisation of produce. The fact that the Government, by issuing Treasury Bills, had supplied the shire councils and other public bodies with funds to enable them to give relief work in contradistinction t 0 the dole, had naturally circulated a groat deal of money.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 January 1933, Page 7
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