QUESTION ABOUT SAUCEPANS
WELL1NGTON, Sept. 5. c'Who is the authority on saucepans?" asked the Prime Minister in tlie House of Representatives this after noon, following notice of a question given }>y Mr.. M. II. Oram (Manawntu; who asked the Minister of Customs \vh\ ; import licences had been refused i:i.: respect of aluniiniumware sueh as saucepans. Mr. Oram said prior to 1938 one firm alone sent to New Zealand 38 varie'ties of aluminium saucepans, 21 styles of aluminium teapots, 22 hinds of alumium aluminium teapots, 22 hinds of aluinin ium kettles and innumerable varieties1 of hotwater jugs, steamors, etc. At present two ftnns in. New Zealand were inaking aluminium ware. One was making three si'/.es of saucepans, one kettle and one teapot. The other was making a preserving pan which was too small and the material too thin. Th>combined ontput of these two tirms wa> per cent. of New Zealand 's essential requirements. Mr. Praser : Whose statement is that? Mr. Holland: His. Mr. Praser: Who is the au'thoritv on satjeepans?. .» .. . . .• . ...vi A
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Chronicle (Levin), 6 September 1946, Page 4
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