FROZEN MEAT TRADE
PROTEST'AGAINST''LICENSE TO AIUIOTTO AND CO ,■',-.' By Telesraßh—Pre*'AsiiocHtioii Gisborne, September 4. . . The largest meeting of farmers ever held in Poverty Bay :took place to-day ..to consider the .meat trade'problem.. It . was convened'by the-East-Coast Sheep- ■'■■ •■■farmers' Association, and the president •'(Mr. W. G. Sherratt) moved: ''That in view of the congestion at Home and in ■the Dominion, it is desirable that free ■-■'trode in frozen meat be permitted inside the 'safeguard of the Slaughtering Inspection Act." •'. An amendment to the effect that it is detrimental to the ihteresfe. of producers Vto grant licenses.:in any Hiape or form, either to Armour's or any like enterprise, was carried by an overwhelming j ~- majority. ' "''-■■;■"■ It was decided to telegraph the amendment to the Prime Minister.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 294, 6 September 1920, Page 8
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123FROZEN MEAT TRADE Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 294, 6 September 1920, Page 8
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