"Australia, as far as I could learn during the six weeks I spent there,'' said Mr. ■!. W. Beiinliind, Deputy-Mayor of Christehiirch. "is on the top of the wave." Asked if anything in the nature ()/ a slump was expected, he said that he !>Hd no reason to believe that anybody held expectations in that direction. "Manufacturing industries, in spite of labour troubles, arc making rapid progress," he continued. "Unless New Zealand furthers her manufacturing interests she will be left behind Australiti, Australia has more than twice as much labor trouble as New Zealand, but is pushing strenuously forward-in spite, of it. New Zealanders would he surprised to learn the extent to which Australian industries are under the control of unions l ; they hardly would credit it; tat still capital is invested in Australian enterprises. It is realised that the only ■way ia for investor** tp sink their spirit and work in with the unions.''
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Taranaki Daily News, 8 October 1920, Page 8
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