Now the Princes have come tol the end of their South American visit, in. which they have been enthusiastically greeted and have dono a great deal for and South Amer trade, exchange, They. travel home by the ste. Arlanza, and they will ing and Queen of Spai England by acrone-Reuter and Special: London, Apr. 9.
Sir William Morris, the motor magnate and Chi leman of the Na-nat Council of Industry ard Commerce, arrived at Southampton today upon his return from Buenos Aires, full of optimism for British trade!
Interviewed by Reuter, Sir Wil-iam said: "If this country really avails' herself of the ~-opportunities offered by Argentina, there should soon be work for many thousands of Englishmen who eamnot now get "The results achieved by the Brit ith] ish Trade Exhibition," he conti ed, "prove the ies far greater than the sanguine of us anticipated. Actual ismes transacted by the motor industry alone was at least double expected, but ig was the obvious desire Argentine people to buy British goods. My estimate is that we should more than double our trade with Argentina in the very near future. But British manufacturers must not rely only on the They scenery in South America "After a tall at Lima, the it Herbert Hambling, the Te-Chairman of Barclass Bank,
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