MEAT EXPORT
FIRST REPORT OF KILLINGS
HEAVY DECLINE UN LAMB
■In the iirst repart of export killings at New Zealand freezing \vorks this seasaon, issued by the New Zealand Meat Producers Board* the handicap Qf the: dry climatic conditions is evident. The official; figures cover the period from the opening of the works till Ist January, and show that this season's export lamb production compared with the corresponding period ol' last season has declined to the extent of 760,906 carcase's. Details of lamb and mutton killings, with those of the previous season in parencheses, are as follows: — North Island! Lamb 1;056,467 (1,633,973) Wether mutton 17.,09-1 ( 37,172) Ewe mutton 15,820 ( 73,263) South Island) Lamb IT3.JMI (296,311) Wether mutton ( 17) Ewe mutton 493 ( ">63)
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 41, 18 January 1944, Page 5
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122MEAT EXPORT Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 41, 18 January 1944, Page 5
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