The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 72
Dear Sir,—
I beg to ask you, as a special favor, to read carefully following article, in which I have formulated a scheme establishing a State Bank, that will—
1st. | —Involve no State responsibility; |
2nd. | —That will secure to the State enormous advantages; |
3rd. | —That will not disturb the finances of the present banks, but will, on the contrary, strengthen their position, and place them beyond the risk of panics; |
4th. | —That could be put into working order within 24 hours of the passing of an Act to authorise it; |
5th. | —That will remove all objections and be welcomed by every section of the community; |
6th. | —That will secure to the Government the immediate use of £1,000,000. |
I trust you will give the proposal serious consideration, and, if you approve of it, lend your assistance to enable to become law.
Yours truly,
J. M. Twomey.
Temuka Leader Print.