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Total Export Trade .

Increased oi_s4.2% since 1922

Followinn are the ofilcial figures of Canada's total domestic exports to the world by flsml Years since 1922: ‘ _ Dona" _. l922.......... ....... 740,240,680

........ 931,4 1343

. British Empire. ~ - , . 55% since 1922 .

vIvibe-Queueuu>nennns~ueenun-op

i J ’ to Forei ioss

living among the buyers of other icountriesflf-jsearehaout ‘new iznarkets for, Canada's

,_res6u_rttes';and‘ e skill to compete successfully acrosslheseyen‘ seas. “At more -'aetivej partici ation in export trade wil

f a ' An Intensive Sales Service for Canada ' _ 32» oflfices throughout theiworlclfq . A Service for Exporters .

These TradeCommiss‘ ' ioners will tnakedireet in~ quiries, or conduct preliminary surveys for any producer or manufacturer regarding the oppominitiea

_ _ NADA: now has Trade Commissioners’

ofices located in the world's greatest business

i duty of these-woffices is to assist in the development of Canadian. export

A i ‘Commissioners, each one a specially

goods wanted, the best methods fof packing, shipping

‘tion on business conditionspgenerally. They, will place any Canadian, éflfibusly interested in in product's" otf/seiekflfoyviden existing markets. _ 4 , , p '__"j~"<“'~' “ '- - a ‘ _ duce his salesmen to established trade" houses. They thiseeounttyh, business scouts abroad. will assist in ‘maintaining businesscontacts. l i i‘

~ ' a 'i A'_World-,§7iew/of Business

Thieilaitestlitrade developments the world over,.are constantly reported by these, Corn-u -_

missibnersaowthe Commercial Intelligence Service at Ottawa. Thiiiniormation‘ is atthe

command of any Canadian. Letters of inquiry on any phase ofkexport trade'are welcomed. .

- i “Thislfexport trade service has been expanded and reorganized during the past year.

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Six new‘=trad_eqQommissioners' offices have been opened in Panama‘, Greece, Peru, Norway,

United; Hong Kong. h - , _ ._ ‘ 1 ,Whil1e‘lther storyj oi _C_anada’_s increasing export trade eonstiitutesa-business reeorizlin

which‘ “yeryiiCanaclian can take pride, still more can be accomplished; ‘ Greatermaflseta for;

Canadjanfprod‘ cts exist! The producers and manufacturers-oi this lcountryhave '_ the

. I I _ __ _ _ stabilize emplo entat. home, and-‘flower e continuation of Canada's pros rity is 'nkedf‘with‘ a trade-beyond

production. costs.

ouriboundaries. < lotus help-you to gain your share o this profitablefliusinesa.

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for selfmg his product. They report the kind of. ' and billing, iiiiipmvide valuable and, reliable .

touch withprogressive local- representatives, or intro- ‘

Trade Commissioners

Abroad

V. ARGENTINA . . . . . . . . . ..E. L. McColl, Buenos Aires AwnALtA .......... ..o. H. Ross, Melbourne

Bniomu . . . . . . . . . . . ..]ean j. Guay, Brussels BRHIL. s. . . . . . . . . . . . .A. S. B‘. rakney, Rio de Janeiro Burma Wnsr IXDIES. .R. T. Young, Port of Spain, ' ' Trinidad

Blufisfl WES‘! INDIES. F. W. Fraser, Kingston CHINA. .* . . . . . . . . . . . . ..L. M. Cosgrave, Shanghai CUBA . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . ._Iames Cormack, Havana FRANCJ! . . . . . -. . . . . . J-Xercule Barré, Paris GEQLAIW . . . . . . . . . . . . .L. D. Vlilgress, Hamburg

...... . . . . . .L. I. H. Turcot, Athens

HOLLAND . . . . . . . . . . . . .1. C. MacGillivray, Rotterdam HONG K6NG . . . . . . . . . . Paul Sykes, Hong Kong

AND CEYLON. . . .Richard Grew, Calcutta

Inisn Fires isms. . . . .1. H. English, Dublin

ITALY’. . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . .A. B. Muddiman, Milan

IAPBL. .'._. . . . . . . . . . . .1. A. Langley, Kobe MBXIQO . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C. Noel Wilde, Mexico City

Nnrnnlgmns, Ensr IND! . . . . . . . . . . . . .G. R. Heasman, Batavia NEW ZEAIAND . . . . . . . .C. M. Croft, Auckland

,NQRWA_Y. . . . . . . . . . . . "F. H. Palmer, Oslo

PERU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .G. R. Stevens, Lima PANAMA . . . . . . . . . . . . u]. A. Strong, Panama Sour: AFRICA . . . . . . ..C. S. Bissett, Cape Town UNITED KINGDOM. . . . .Harrison Watson, London j. Forsyth Smith, London i Harry A. Scott, Liverpool Douglas S. Cole, Bristol Gordon B. Johnson, Glasgow

“Umritn Srarss. . .'.....Frederic Hudd, New York

R. s. O'Meara, Chicago San Francisco (to be opened later).

Director of Commercial Intelligence Service, C. H. PAYNE, Ottawa.

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