MEAT EXPORT.
IMPERIAL SUPPLY SCHEME. A HUUE OUTPUT. By Telegraph.—Tress Association. Wellington. Last Night. Already this moiiili live biy steamers ■ have been despatched with full cargoes of meat, purchased under the Imperial (lovernment meat supply sclieme. These are the Itidrapura, Laßlanca, Delphic, Athenic, and Corinlhie, and five others (the Pumhine, Somerset. Opawa, Tainui, and Makarim) are timed to leave, by the 2!)lh insl. Since tlie inauguration of the scheme ihirty steamers have been despatched, carrying 153,431! quarters of beef. 1,110,115 carcases of mutton, and 1,707,57.'i carcases of ,'lamb, purchased on behalf of the Imperial government, and 13.751 quarters of beef, 02,058 carcanes of mutton, and 124,117 carcases of lamb have been loaded into the live vessels at present on the loading berth in tho dominion. The meat in store, awaiting shipment, on 31st ult. was equal to 1,885,283 GOlb carcases, and the total payments up to, and including, the lOtk inst. amounted to £3,375,755 19s ad,
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Taranaki Daily News, 13 August 1915, Page 5
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156MEAT EXPORT. Taranaki Daily News, 13 August 1915, Page 5
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