NEW ZEALAND MEAT FOR AMERICA.
■ABOLITION OF DUTY ADVOCATED. The New York "Journal of Commerce" i would go- further than reciprboity with j Canada in relation to meat, by abolisnjing the duty on; it from, all.sources. It Ippnts out that some frozen mutton from '{Australia and New ; Zealand and some 1 refrigerated beef from Argentina and ; Urugnay have already been imported, and argues that, if mors profitable use for ;Western and southern , lands-can be found .than the raising of cattle and sheep, im- '. ports of meat will before long exceed the exports.. In that caso it is contended,' or ;iri the case of any other food which needs [to bo imported in part, the most profitable arrangement for the country would be to open the ports free of dnhes, and, by means of cheap food, compete v/ith European countries in supplies of manufactured goods to the food-exporting countries.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1113, 28 April 1911, Page 8
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148NEW ZEALAND MEAT FOR AMERICA. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1113, 28 April 1911, Page 8
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