EXHIBITION AT DUNEDIN.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 18 May 1925, Page 9

EXHIBITION AT DUNEDIN.

British Trade Interested.

BID FOR NEW ZEALAND BUSINESS.

By Cable—Press Association—-Cop;'riiUi Sydney “ Sun ” Service. (Received May 17, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, May 13.

Mr Elmslie, British Trade Commissioner in New Zealand, who has concluded a fortnight’s interviews with merchants and manufacturers, sii-ys that traders are more keenly appreciating the growing importance of the New Zealand market, and are anxious to ascertain the latest details oi requirements. This is traceable to Wembley, 1924. Many manufacturers are seeking advice regarding the Dunedin Exhibition, at which there will be a substantial British display. A number of manufacturers are" now able to further expand motor car shipments to New Zealand, and intend to make a real bid for the market, with new models suitable to the Dominion’s requirements, and competing with foreigners’ prices.

INTEREST IN CANADA.

STATE AND PRIVATE ACTIVITIES

By Cable—Press Association —Copyright. Australian and N. 55. Cable Association. (Received May 17, 5.5 p.m.) OTTAWA, May 16. Canada will be represented at the South Seas International Exhibition at Dunediil. It is unofficially stated that negotiations have almost been completed for an exhibit through the Department of Immigration, in conjunction with other branches of the Federal Government and Canadian manufacturers.

Mr J. O. Tureott, of the Immigration Department, who designed the Canadian building at Wembley, is likely to leave for New Zealand shortly to take charge of the exhibit.