LIVE STOCK EXPORT TO THE ARGENTINE.
Mr Daniel Kfngeland. who was many years ago a coach driver in Otago and Southland, and who amassed a large fortune in tho export of live sr<vk in the Argentine, is at present in Christchurch. Mr Kingsfand has just returned from a visit, to the South, and during a conversation -with a "Press" r<r<prcsen.t,ativo, d.welt interestingly on tho chances of an export trade from New Zealand to the Argentine in Ifve stock. "Thoro must even-; ituiilly be a larjjo export of live stock from the Dominion, especially in resnect to Clydesdale horees and sheep of tho meat-producing classes," ho f-aid. Mr Kingsland continued that there would probably be a big demand for Hampshire, Shropshire, Southdown. Border Leicester and Romney Marsh sheep, all of which were popular in the Argentine. Ho had made enquiries in roginl to freights and and had found- that theso compared very favourably with the export rates from England, and n.s the climatic conditions Zealand were similar to those prevailing in tho Argentine this cttmtry should have a distinct advantage. Mr Kingsland leaves Wellington for England early next month in the Tongariro, in order to be Home in time for the yachting season.
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 136099, 25 April 1908, Page 6
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