THE MEAT POOL
CHRTSTCHUBCn WGOLBBOKEBS’
OPINION
The Government’s meat pool proposals were considered bj T the Christchurch 'Woolbrokers’ Association at a special meeting (states the “Sun"). Afterwards the following telegram was sent to the president of t,lie New Zealand Woolbrokers’ Association in Wellington: “The meeting fully discussed t lie meat pool proposals, and while desirous ol supporting any scnemc hi the producers’ interests, found it difficult to arrive at a definite opinion with the meagre information at hand. Would not the Government’s objects be achieved by, firstly. Government graders nt works and more rigid inspection? Secondly, Government-guaranteed minimum prices. Thirdly, shipping controlled by a Ixifird. It is 'imperative that the Government appoint onlv recognised stock and station agents, licensed, and not freezing companies, similarly to the wheat scheme.
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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 80, 28 December 1921, Page 8
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128THE MEAT POOL Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 80, 28 December 1921, Page 8
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