NEW ZEALAND TINNED MEATS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8143, 28 June 1906, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TINNED MEATS.

AFFECTED BY CHICAGO . tAg REVELATIONS, SIB J- 6. WARD INTER VIE WB"|ji| IMPORTERS. ■! Booeived 27, 6.12 p.m. ' 'fjm Loudon, June 27. Sir Joseph Ward cenferrod with -fai 1 jading importers, in consoquenoe oi the Hon. J as. Carroll'j telegram ing that there was a greatly dialnidwj, ftfi| demand for New Zealand meats. Sir Joseph suzgeited tli«t utmost publicity be given IT«w Und's system of reterinary tuxd fiotoff 'JI inspection. - . Messrs Weddel f Montague and "A kelson assured the conference that tWL'i r , l js diminution was not due to dissatisfao* f ion with New Zealand's system, the Chicago revelations had ohoked all' '>' i demand. 1 'u Mr Gilbert Anderson complained of ■ the difficulty of securing War Oficf •" contracts. .

DISCUSSED IN THE COMMONB.

Received 27,8.22 p.m. Lomdoh, June ST.- , The Hon. W. P. Beeves ' the reason for the higher price of Ne#' Zealand produce, the War Offlew praotioe being to acoept the leweti,' '■s fie would continue to make representa* ■ tions with regard to the belter value ot New Zealand produce. Winston Churoiiill in reply to Ht • % William Redmond, explained the very ? careful inspection before, daughter to-' ' I Australasia. He was not aware of * J any complaint of the tinned importe>*Hf from thence. He addod thai ss£4 "j, Elgin recently, at New Zealand'* * instance, drew the various - raent Departments' attentJon| to|&> u fact that all frozen and tinned meatf " were subjeot in New Zealand. i»; r minute inspection and stringent oon« ditions by duly qualified inspectors. ' "'!