N.Z. EXCHANGE
VIEW OF MANEACTURERS.
(Per Press Associ'ation- — Copyright .)
WELLINGTON, May 18
At ,t : hfL KriJiyal jm,efffc«hL*Pf the New; Zealand Coach and Motor Body Builders Association, it .was • resolved:
That this Association is of the opinion that the action of the Govern-; lpcnt; iftvimi&itigr'and'■> huimtrtfhilig rath'hi' 'pxhliii.)iic-is '(iefin-; itely nccontimt'iui" ; 4he depressed condition of the coach ami motor body! industry in New Zealand, and Ts retarding a return to normal 'business: conditions ; and, further, that, as manufacturers of motor bodies, they are convinced that the increased cost of completed cars carries with it no ad-', vantage in the way of any protection of the industry that would offset the existing deplorable stagnation of business throughout New Zealand.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 May 1933, Page 5
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117N.Z. EXCHANGE Hokitika Guardian, 19 May 1933, Page 5
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