FRUITGROWERS’ COUNCIL
The Auckland Fruilgiowers’ Council met on Friday at Henderson, the president, Mr 11. S-. Izard, occupying the chair. In regard to the export of fruit to England, it was arranged to codect data relating to the matter of supply, and the dates of shipment. Aresolution approving of a levy of Id per case on all fruit exported to Eng land in 1924 was passed. It was explained that' the money obtained from the levy would be utilised for making and maintaining an exhib it' at the Empire Exhibition,
It 'was decided to apply for space for the export from Auckland of 5000 cases of fruit to South America.
The secretary, Mr G. Green, and Mr F. Causley, were appointed to interview the railway’authorities regarding alleged delays in the transport of fruit'. It was decided to oppose the removal of (he present, duty on imported lemons.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8478, 27 December 1923, Page 3
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