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Arrangeme^ Next Ff - V, WELLINfc Though -\vheat|® ments for 194T®? extent on the^f International Council, satisfacf J have been made| f and New ZealanP^ months. }® This was statDirector of Stati« the Wheat and HA R. McPherson, hasy 1 -cussions with thej^ Government wh?^ Australia, he tN, culty in kec-pingA with New Zeabn(ij.y even in the diffeit^ threw a heavy buy ti'ansport. TransiA also been difficultp New Zealand fc! take some flour | simply because it( seaboard when i able. | f "The world v[4 likely to be year, largely beG| difficulties," Mnt l would have to bt | benefit was to tO gcod v/heat, cropLl
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Rotorua Morning Post, Issue 5298, 10 January 1947, Page 4
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104AUSTRALIAN NEW Rotorua Morning Post, Issue 5298, 10 January 1947, Page 4
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