HEAVIER WOOL DUMPS
AS MEANS OF' SAVING SHIPPING SPACE THOUGHT IMPRACTICABLE. ACCOR DING TO MINI STE R lily Ti'leimaph—Press .UocUta.i WELLINGTON, This Day. i The New Zealand Farmers’ Union i suggested that shipping space could ‘be saved by increasing the present ; limit of "OOlbs. for wool dumps. The j Minister for Marketing. Mr W. Nash. ; replying, says the suggestion has already been considered by the AgrtculI tural Department. The Department ( took up the mutter with the controlj ling wool appraiser, the president of ; the Federation of Labour and the se- , cretary of the Shipowners' Allotment i Committee and all considered lhe pro- ; posal impracticable.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 January 1941, Page 6
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104HEAVIER WOOL DUMPS Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 January 1941, Page 6
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