HAM AND BACON EXPORT.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5490, 1 April 1910, Page 4

HAM AND BACON EXPORT.

-a _ The New South Wales Minister foi Agriculture is in receipt of a communication from Mr J. B Suttor. Commercial Commissioner in the East foi Mew South Wales, in which be says that some tima ago, owing to his representations, a leading firm of merchants in North 1 Lina wn-te" to I'ydney, aßkiDg for the prices < f Avutralian hams, bacon, etc., and that the firm in question received a reply from Sydney expressing surprise at such a request, as they were under the impression that China was exporting pigs to England. It is evidently not known to the firm in Sydney, adds Mi Suttor, that English hams are sent in big shipments to North China, and aie sold there at prices with which Australian hams could compete very favourably. Mr Suttor sajs that the trial shipment of pork from Ohii.a to England last year (which is doubtless what the Sydney firm above referred to had in mind) is not likely to be repeated foi some time to come.

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