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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10495, 5 December 1911, Page 6

EUROPEAN CAPITA! FURNISHED for attractive enterprises in allsubstantial lone* of business. Railroads, Tractions, Water and Electric Powers, Irrigations, Timber, Mining, Agrioultliral and Industrial. Bond, Debenture .and Stock I&srcei Underwritten, Purchased or sold. Properties purchased for European exploitation and investment. Financial Undertakings of all sorti handled. Miscellaneous oommiftsdons and orders of all characters accepted for execution in any European' country. Correspondence enclosing full details at first writing invited. THE INTERNATIONAL BANKERSALLIANCE. *3, K'.ark Lam. London, England. J. H. LYTTLE, MOTOR EXPERT, HAS REMOVED HIS GARAGE TO CHAPEL STREET. (Rear of C. E. Daniel!'& Shlop.) ALL MOTOR REPAIRS etntrusted to the firm will be personally supervised by the proprietor. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ! ' J. H. LYTTLE, Rear of Danieli's Chapel St. WOEDS OF WISDOM rjIG MY PEOPLE— Wfliemja demand arise® for 1 am artacfe, and if the supply should nbt be quite equal) to the demand, it creates a scarcity, consequently higher prices. English idea® and ' custom® have been introduced into theO-rienA, and are spreading rapidly; this, along with the world'® increasing populartio.n, lias caused an extra demand for alii kinds of food, eitc., and as ■ tho producing area has not in/creai&ed correspondingly, it ait once reflects on; the producing countries, and raises prices. < Great Britain* is the only free trade country of any in the world. Jn Great Brlitaaai, only a few days ago, a .OommissatHi wais appointed to- inquire _ into tihe reasons why the cost of living had increased. It bias been,, officially stated, whifie tfltue cos# of living had increased 50 pea: cent. cUh'kiip; the last 25 years, wages had only increased 15 per .cent, for* tilne jSiime perioa, so it is obvimis taxing;.'the Ihrid will 1 lioi. rednce the cost <)ii living, aior increase the workers' wages, and the only, remedy for Great Biritaiiin is Protection. The Orient Jiasy and is erecting, huge industries equipped with mod" ern machinery, worked, and to be, with Astatic Jiabour. Thie ques-tdlon suggests itself to my people-—how cfciai any English-ispaaking country cope with this menace unless amply* protected to .save onr iinduseries and wage earners- from being brought down. to the Asiatic Kevei'r . The Single Tax theory is absolutely one tax on the land and free tradei It is apparent it would, not les'seln the cost of productjojit, but reduce wageis to cop© with Asiatic laibour, augmented' witli modern machfimery; Tliere as still' hope, asi I am credibly informed the success of the Single Tax poliicy w® depend upon. tine world adopting it j this ought to en>sure safety for' a tune. During my varied experience I found that quiack reciupesi were harmful: to 1 itiliose iwith imaginary _ aiifomtents, ibut tiliey nave tihe option of becoming weM and remaining here if they w.® foltow may advice. I strongly advise my peopile, and the imaginary sufferers, to feastttponthe weJi(knowii recipes, prosperity,' and longeI vity, etc, viz.: —_ Ample Proteiotoom on things we can produce. and good' wages—''CHAMPION MUSCLE-RAISER FLOUR" and "STANDARD" OATMEAL and ROLLED OATS." I remain, Always at your service, CHAMPION. P.S.—(Follow Canada's' exaantdfe, and rejeot Single Tax arfld Free i Trade.—O.