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MAJOR ELLIOT'S POSITION London, July 14. Mr. g. W. Forbes, in a statement said : "I cannot understand how those supplying information at Wellington for cabling to the English press have so extensively misinterpreted Major Elliot's (British Minister of Agriculture) speech in the House of Commons on Tuesday. Major Elliot did not mention the Anglo-New Zealand trade position, nor has any British Minister in any way raised the question. *:5n the contraryj Britain has expressed leviery. approvai of New Zealand's preferentia'l' treatment for British goods.'" ' Mr. Forbes added: "The present movemen'f for the regulation of dairy fiiod^cts in Brilain arises 'solely frpm the British f armers' : dissatisf action with the low prices for dairy producfs owing to a gutted market, which is diie to excessive * imp'ortations from abroad."
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 585, 17 July 1933, Page 5
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