THINGS WE OUGHT TO DIG, GROW, OR MAKE.

Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 198, 16 November 1871, Page 6

THINGS WE OUGHT TO DIG, GROW, OR MAKE.

From the import, export, and shiping returns of the Colony for 1870, we find the following balances of imports , over exports against the Colony, of articles which can be dug, grown, or. manufactured by the colonists : — Coal, £128,90 L, — can be mined. Wheat and Elour, be grown. Malt, £55,907, — can be grown. Hops, £21,625, — can be grown. Mali,— dry and potted,— £2l,l-2, — can be caught, dried, and pot tod. Bags, sacks, and scrim, £98,433, — can bo made from our own flax. Cordage arid twine, £16,391, — can also be made here. Sugar, £2Ji6j.]26, — we can grow beet and make it. Woollens, £162,044,— Why not weave our own wool ? Paper and Stationery, £78,068,--why burn our flax tow ? These are some articles we import, which we ought to produce and manufacture, on which annually large sums are expended, and. sent from the Colony: Even tobacco pipes, to the value of £9895, were imported in 1870. It cannot be for the want of clay -that they are not made here. — " Charleston Herald." -

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