TAX IMPERATIVE
j BUTTER AND CHEESE. i ______ i Australian Agitation Against New Zealand 6d FEB LB ADVOCATED. (By CnWf — Press Asswlatien —Ct>prrl_*t i ißw!t«] js .*m r i- ' MELBDtTLVE. this day. | A report presented to the OrnnHl j :of the Co-operative Better and Cheese 1 Faetorie*' AR?oe«ation stales that the gain fo the farmer? of Australia from the Paterson stabilisation plan had br-en about £2.000.000. After jiarin« a bounty of 3d per lb nn all butler exported, the committee had sofflrient balance in hand to make a rebate to the manufacturers of seven- I j sixteenth* pence per lb on butter —-hich ' j would amount In £420.000. j The council ajrreed that it viae imprra- j j tive that the dntt on Xew Zealand butI ter should be increased to f«l j«-r ]t> and i Cd per lb on cheese with a correspondinj: ; increase under The general tariff.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 43, 21 February 1927, Page 7
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148TAX IMPERATIVE Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 43, 21 February 1927, Page 7
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