NEW ZEALAND PRODUCE.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15037, 4 August 1914, Page 10

NEW ZEALAND PRODUCE.

COLD STORAGE QUESTION.

INCREASE NOT NEEDED.

(SPECIAL TO "TOE PRESS.")- /■"£. WELLINGTON. August 8. V There has been a good deal of disf.lcussion in the Parliamentary lobbK*,? 1 about the."disorganisation of New- Zea-C'f land trade-that must be caused if land goes to war and in particular gestions have been advanced as to tt»£ desirability of providing largely' ia«\. creased cold storage for butter aa-*fe cheese. - .*?•% Tnero are grounds tor believing, ever, that the Government does not ©b*"£' sider that any such provision w_l'b*V necessary, but looks confidently to $*%

1 trade routes being kept open whatever $ * turn events may take m Europe. v-V OVERSEA VESSELS DELAYED. I- It is stated on good authority that '. *it loading of several oversea cargo i - SamerV now in New Zealand waters bis been postponed in consequence of J£ disturbed condition of affairs in Several vessels are at Australian ports at the present timo loading early wool. " which generally, is shipped to English i Sd Continental ports via Suez If the * despatch of these vessels is not delayed. ' ' ffMs extremely improbable that they will follow the route mentioned. They * ££ more likely to proceed Home via EwHorn, which from Australia would '■- take them » long way out of their _ ' coarse. .