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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10496, 6 December 1911, Page 6

EUROPEAN CAPITAI HED for attractive enter- .' prises in all substantial Jones of business. Railroads, Tractions, Water and Electric Powers, Irrigations, Timber, Mining, Agricultural and Industrial. Bond, Debenture and Stock Issues Underwritten, Purchased or sold. Properties purchased for European exploitation and investment. Financial Undertakings of all sorts handled. Miscellaneous oommiaadons and orders of all characters accepted foi execution in any European country. Correspondence enclosing full details at first writing invited. THE INTERNATIONAL BANKERS ALLIANCE. * 43, R'.ark Lane. London, England. J. H. LYTTLB. MOTOR EXPERT, HAS REMOVED HIS GARAGE TO CHAPEL STREET. (Rear of C. E. Darnell's Shop.) \ LL MOTOR REPAIRS entrust--_L ed to the firm will be per>sonally supervised by the proprietor. SATISFACTION GUARAN- • TEED. J. H. LYTTLE, Rear of Daniell's Ohapel St.

WOKDS- OF WISDOM j TIO MY PEOPLE— Wiheni a demand arises for 1 am article, and if the supply should niot be quite equal) to the demand, it creates a scarcity, conseqaaebtly higher prices. English, ideas and customs have been introduced into the Orient, and are spreading rapidly 5, this,, along with the world's increasing popular tion, has caused am extra demand for alii kinds of food, etc., and as the producing area has. not inoreafsedi cwrespondingiy, it ait onice reflects on the producing countries, amd raises G.raat Britain* is the ' only freo trade country of any importance its tine world. In Great Britain, only a few days ago, a .Commission was appointed to inqtiire into the reasons why the cost of Evriing had increased. It has been, officially sftiated, wiuOte the cost of living had increased .50 per t cent, during the last 25. years, wages jhad only increased 15 per. cent, for 1 I tibe (Same period, so it is obvimis taxing the land will' not reduce the cost of living, (nor increase the workers' wages, and the onfly remedy for Great • Ba-itariin is Protection. ■■ The Oirient lias, and is erecting, huge industries equipped with modern machinery, worked, and to be* I with. A static labour: The questnlon suggests itsellf xo my people—Jid.w dan. r any EngEshnspeaking country, cope with this menace -unless; .amply protected to save ow industries* and wage earntars. from being brought down, to the Asiatic level'? The Single Tax theory is absolutely one tax on thle land and free- tradeL It is apparent it would not lesßetn t-bje cost of production), but reduce wiageis to cope with. Asiatic . lajbour, augmented: with miodern. machinery. Tliere is stil' hope, aslam credibly informed the sttccess of the Single Tax policy will depend' upon the world adopting it; this ought to en> sure safety for a time. During my varied expermence I found that qulack recdpesi were hairmfaiJi to l those ,wit3i imaginjairy aißmients, tout tihoy na-ve tihe option, of becoming weM and remaining here if they will foMow imy advice. I strongly advise my peoplle, and the imiagiitia.ry sufferers, to feast upon tins wellknown recipes, prosperity, and longe- j vity, etc, viz.:— , Ample- Protectjont on things we can produce, and good' wages—"CHAMPION MTJSCLE-RAISER FtLOUR" and "STANDAUD" OAT- 1 MEAL and ROtLLED OATS." I remain, Always. your service, £ CHAMPION. P.S.—.Follow Canada's exonn and reject Single Tax aitd I Trade.—C.