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TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA

GRADUAL DECLINE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES CONCERNED The decline in Australia’s trade with New Zealand is causing: concern to the Federal Ministry, which intends to ] investigate the position with a view to setting in train a possible recovery. Kxports of Australian produce to the < Dominion in 1924-115 were valued at £ 4,744,922, and in 1928-29, the last complete statistical year, at £2,523,942, ' so that in four years the decline is : £1.920,980, or 40 per cent. Bach year ' in the period lias added to the shrink- . age. At the same time, imports, though still lower than exports, have not only been maintained, but at £2,202,580 in 1928-29 show a small increase of £ 6.014. Last year’s iigure, however, represented a sharp decrease from that of the previous year, £3.306.143. In the following table totals of exports, including Australian produce and other produce re-exported, and of imports are shown for each of : the past five years: TRADE WITH NEW ZEALAND Exports. Imports. J Aust. Produce. Other.

Half a dozen of the principal items of Australian produce exported to New Zealand reveal a heavy falling- off, both actually and relatively. That in wheat is the most substantial, especially following an increase in 1925-26. A marked decline in flour has occurred in the past two years. Since 1924-25 exports of sugar have been small. The value of coal exported has diminished consistently during the period, while tli© downward movement in leather and timber, though extensive, has not been quite so regular. SOME EXPORTS TO NEW ZEALAND

STRONG WOOL DEMAND SIDNEY, Tuesday. | At the Sydney wool sales today the offerings totalled 10,103 bales, of which 9,586 were sold. Also 517 bales were sold privately. ' The market was very firm with I strong competition chiefly from the j Continent., Japan and Bradford. Crossi breds were irregular. Greasy Merino fleece sold to L‘G|d.

1924-2.1 . . 4.74+.322 1,307,643 2,136,566 ' 1325-26 . . 4.7.03,102 S+S.1S0 2,651,062 1926- . . 3,716,9 + 1 767,15+ 3,123,OSS 1927- . . R, 117,158 737,477 8,306,143

1925-6. 1926-7. 1927-8. 1928-9. £ £ £ £ Wheat . . 823,924 304,053 108,816 63,312 Flour . . 167,036 376,975 62,649 38,728 Sugar . . 6,624 6,597 5,948 6,152 • ' ; 562 206,967 Feather 46,624 22,576 26.3S0 24,178 * Timber 301,483 248,340 166,715 257,687 •Undressed.

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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1001, 18 June 1930, Page 13

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TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1001, 18 June 1930, Page 13

TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1001, 18 June 1930, Page 13

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