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Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1923, Page 3

in regard to the recent cables np- j penring in the press relating to pro- | posals under the Merchandise Marks Bill which is now before the Imperial T’aifliament tjhc New Zealand .Moat Producers’ Board cabled its London ollie eas follows“ Press cables received here regarding Merchandise Marks Bill, infers that all meat must be marked by Customs presumably on arrival This would mean additional handling which will not improve condition of our meat besides disfiguring the carcase. If this is the proposal. then enip;r strongest protest through -the High Qomniis.oner for New Zealand.” It is reassuring that a replv to this message has been received'as follows:-" Have been watcliI„.r Merchandise Marks Bill closely, aiul have strongly protested against objectionable feature through the High Commissioner for New Zealand. It is very unlikely tho proposal you mention \ v ill be included and already the government have agreed to withdraw the li-ord ‘indelible.’ A turther protest Ti-i'.l be made if and when the Bill proceeds.” “TAN-OL” for polishing stained floors and furniture. Brings out the beauty of stained wood. Liquid or paste. Easy to apply.