SHEEP FOR CHINA.
Sir,-Your recent article on the sending of New Zealand stud sheep for the assistance of China raises only one point -~are we in New Zealand going to do anything to help the people of China raise their standard of living from the means at our disposal? If so, I feel that most New Zealanders would agree with me that a campaign to send stud sheep to the Chinese should be started. New Zealand is a rich country and I am sure that many of us would be willing to contribute to a fund to buy stud sheep, while there are farmers who would no doubt be willing to contribute a stud animal from their flock.
W. B.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 297, 2 March 1945, Page 5
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