SHIPPING SITUATION
OUTLOOK MUCH BETTER
Statement by mr.massey
Questioned 1 as to the possibilities of snipping fqr.'tho coming season ye&ter-'~-<i£y/Mr. 'Massey stated that while' ho. was not at liberty-to publish tho names v pf the ships coming to New Zealand for that the outlook .'at/present, was; better than it had I been for Eome,.time past. The Ship- ..,_. ping Controller's Department and the '" "Board of Trade* with the new Food : - Controller, were:; evidently anxious to -•■: considerably reduce the'quantity of .. . ,meat and dairy produce, in New Zealahd stores ■before we got into full swing with the new season's operar ~, .tipns,. arid..]ie.'wa.s.r;ow confident that J ' tHis'would be done. '^
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 52, 24 November 1917, Page 7
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105SHIPPING SITUATION Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 52, 24 November 1917, Page 7
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