‘TOOL’S PARADISE”
STRAIGHT TALK TO AUSTRALIA NEED FOR ECONOMY SYDNEY, Wednesday. Sir Henry Braddon, who was for many years superintendent of Dalgety and Company, addressing a conference of the Institute of Engineers said Australia in the past 20 years had erected a fool’s paradise built like a child’s house of cards. The Commonwealth had set up a fictitious standard of living, which was not justified by her economic circumstances. Sir Henry recommended that Australia should borrow less, abolish compulsory arbitration, reduce costs of production, revise and abolish her non* protective customs duties, practise personal and public economy, and work hard.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 914, 6 March 1930, Page 11
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