MEAT EXPORT.
FEWER LAMBS KILLED. A sharp drop in lambs killed for export, compared with the same period last season, is shown in the Meat Board's returns covering October and £he first half of November. Less pork was also killed, but more beef and mutton. This season's killings of fat stock for export up to Xovember.lo were as follows:— Oct. 1 to Nov. 15. 1938. 1937. Cliilled beet (quarters) . 14.07R 13.463 Frozen beef (quarters) . . 2.7.17 1.994 Boneless (frt. carcases) . 39.961 31.205 Mutton— Wether (carcases) .. . 17,625 6.248 Ewe (carcases) 2.537 738 Lamb (carcases) .... 104.913 156.841 Porker (carcases) 19.183 31.877 Baeoners (carcases i ... 2fi.774 Bobby real (frt. carcases) 49.489 53.756 Sundries (frt. carcases) 15,047 16,164
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 283, 30 November 1938, Page 8
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113MEAT EXPORT. Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 283, 30 November 1938, Page 8
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