The Harvester Trust.
— By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. (Per Press Association.) Received Mav 29, at 8-27 a.m. MELBOURNE. May 29. A deputation in connection with the Harvester question waited on bir TV". Lyne to ask for some relief. Replying, the Minister said the first important measure next session would be an Anti-trust Bill. He knew that the International Harvester Trust and the Massey-Harris Co. held half the trade in agricultural implements. If they wanted Australia's trade they_ must come here and establish industries for themselves. He hoped to deal with the tariff the coming session. They had given the present tariff a good trial and it had failed. It was not a tariff of which the protectionist community could be proud.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8101, 30 May 1906, Page 5
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