Frozen Meat Trade.
FIXING THE SALE VALUES. | Per Pbess Association.] Lokdow. April 17. At a meeting of consignees and salesmen, held for the purpose of discussing a method of supporting the values of frozen mutton, Mr Montague Wilson suggested fixing a minimum weekly selling price which salesmen should be bound to adhere to. He proposes that 2/11 per stone for prime N.Z , and 2/8 for ordraary N.Z., should be the price fixed for the currant week. The agent of the N.Z.L. &M. Coy. remarked that similar proposals in 1887 had failed for want of unanimity. The meeting adjourned until the 28rd instant, in order that others interested in the trade may be consulted.
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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 291, 18 April 1894, Page 2
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