BETTER TONE
N.Z.’S ECONOMIC POSITION.
MR COATES IS OPTIMISTIC.
(Per Press Association— Copyright)
WELLINGTON, July 26
“You can’t kill the spirit of our men and women,” declared Mr Coates, speaking at the Counties’ Conference luncheon to-day. “It is well to carry on what will see us through our difficulties. L would say that a calm survey of the situation to-day discloses a trend definitely more encouraging than lias been the case lor some time past. Wc can talk with a little more confidence than we could a- short time ago. Prices scorn to he moving in the .right .direction, although not as quickly as we would like, but) the general tone is better than it has been for some time.” : Mr Ransom said the country was at present suffering .from’ the effects of reduced expenditure. He was convinced that as the present improvement in trade became more apparent, money would begin to fioiv more freely. ’ •'
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1933, Page 6
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