THE EXPORT OF FROZEN MEAT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1025, 17 March 1882, Page 2

THE EXPORT OF FROZEN MEAT.

THE WELIINGTON COMPANY. The reticence, which has charactered the directors and officers of this company amce.tsformat.oD has led many to infer that the venture was flagging f ot want 0 f support, and that it. was only. a question of time as to when the announcement wouldbemade that it had been decided to abandon it. -We f' -'"wed/to .brat length in a poaiiiott; these surmises and to ata{' Meat and soon to mitiato A meeting of the direotitfWSrhell at Mr Carroll's office a few days ago, and although the details of the proceediugs have not been made publio, sufficient has transpired to show us that the directors are in earnest in carrying out the project which they have undertaken. At this meeting the New Zealand a'ient' 'of the' fiaslam , machine attended arid gave- full infbrma- ' tiohasto the modo'of; Working, Expense &c, [anil] as the superiority of this machine is now generally admitted, it i s extremely likely that one of them will b e ordered by the company at an early date A At any rate we ore informed it is inVH tended to commence negotiations fowW purchase of machinery at once..' also resolved a the meeting referred tojjH that the secretary should ascertain ajflj soon as possible whether thete.is; anj&j chance of obtaining the use ! of the shilß Mataura, which is expected' to ! amye JH Lyttelton shortly, for the first ahipmentlH Our readers will remember., '.that. thlH Mataura was fitted in England with relfl frigerating chamber's and apparatus' someffl months ago with a view to taking advan-lHj tage of the New Zealand movement in the U export of frozen meat.—New Zealand n Industrial Gazette. ' ■-' V