HONEY SUPPLIES
REASON FOR CONTROL "The Government i.s determined to carry out its duty to the. community as a whole in the furtherance of the war effort, and all beekeepers in every part of Ncav Zealand must abide by the directions given under the Honey Emergency Regulations," said the Minister of Marketing (Mr Barclay) in an inr tervlew. He was referring to a Christ-church report that the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association had decided to congratulate the Canterbury Beekeepers-' Association on refusing to supply honey to the Internal Market.-. <ng Dh'ision. Tlie Minister said that the purpose .of the regulations was to ensure that the essential priorities such as requirements for the armed forces,-prisoners of A\'ar parcels, and hospitals, eould be fully met and the balance remaining spread as equitably as possible for the general public. To meet the priority demands, the division was empowered to purchase or direct the. sale of 70 per cent, of the crop produced during the coming year. There Avas flo intention of sending a!l South Island supplies to Auckland for processing and redistribution.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 65, 16 April 1943, Page 2
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179HONEY SUPPLIES Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 65, 16 April 1943, Page 2
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