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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 219, 24 November 1916, Page 6

Was there, queried Mr Jas. Mackintosh (president of the Wellington Cham-' ber of Commerce, now sitting at Wellington) never to be complete harmony between Capital and Labour? To-day the workman openly confessed that he gave as little as he could. The employer, on the other hand, was no better, for he did exactly the same. There were exceptions in both cases, but in the main the indictment was true. But for the belief that a day of reconciliation was surely coming, one would despair of the future of mankind. At th e opening of the Chambers of Commerce Conference held in Wellington on Wednesday, the president (Mr Jame s Mackintosh) said: "We want to I make sur e that when the war is over everything will be prepared and ready, ( so far as that is possible, to begin our peaceful avoehtions.'. Meanwhile wo ! should husband our, trade and let as little of it as possible go to foreign markets, preferring to do without goods we cannot obtain within the Empire or through the Allies. A little temporary self denial will do us no harm, and we will have the satisfaction of knowing that we have saved the business of oun own peopie. It i s to our mutual advantage that Ave should pull together, so that we may quickly restore the ravages of war.''

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