EXPORT OF MERINOS

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 462, 2 July 1937, Page 5

EXPORT OF MERINOS

AUSTRALIAN EMBARGO Endangered By New Zealand Action Press Association —Copyright. (Received' 12.5 p.m ) Sydney, July 2. annual conference of the Graziers’ annual confesence of the Graziers’ Association of New South Wales that the effectiveness of the embargo on the export of Merinos was endangered by the sale of sheep to New Zealand. < A resident of Wellington, New Zeia>land, designating himself “A. 8. in a letter to the Sydney Morning Herald, issues a warning to Australian sheepmen that the purpose of the embargo is being jeopardised by the export of Merinos from New Zealand to countries to which the Australian embargo applies. He suggests that it may be advisable for the Commonwealth Government to prohibit the export of sheep to New Zealand, and adds: “New Zealand is sending Merinos to Japan and any country she can sell them to.”