DOMINION’S FUTURE.
“CORNER HAS BEEN TURNED.”’ HIGH PRODUCTION FIGURES. Speaking at Stratford yesterday, where he was welcomed by the Mayor and leading citizens, Mr. Massey recalled that on the occasion of an earlier visit to the town about eight years ago, he had expressed a confident hope that New Zealand’s exports would reach the £30,000,000 mark. He had not had to wait long for the realisation of that hope, since last year’s exports had reached a tqtal of over £43,000,000. That was not the limit of the productive capacity of the Dominion. The production and export of butter, chees-e, meat and wool was bound to grow far beyond the totals of to-day. No country in the Empire had stood up to the world-wide financial crisis and depression better than New Zealand had done, and Ije was confident now that the corner had been, turned. The difficulties of the Government were not at an end, but the outlook had vastly improved, and he was confident of the future.
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Taranaki Daily News, 10 November 1922, Page 4
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167DOMINION’S FUTURE. Taranaki Daily News, 10 November 1922, Page 4
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