THE ARMOUR LICENSE.
j to tsb noroß or "ibb fsess." , Sir,—Will you kindly insert this letter io fmylir™ |W|^ In your rtport of tbe mooting in Wellington* -where a deputation met Mr Masse; «JsingVth&& Armour and Co. be given a license, I am reported as Baying: "Who were the people opposing the granting of a license? They were in noftfJy nil cases connected with frcczioavaskß.in^Canterbwj." what I said was: "That nearlv all opposition, directly or indirectK, tamo from freezing works."
In Canterbnrr 90 per cent, of tho farmers were in favour of granting a license. Personally, I;do not- Know that any Canterbury Company has actively opnosed tii© Armour license-—Ynurs. otc , JOHN GBIW. Christchurtih, December 4th.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17320, 5 December 1921, Page 10
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115THE ARMOUR LICENSE. Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17320, 5 December 1921, Page 10
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