AUSTRALIAN CHILLED BEEF TRADE
»*w—mfncvnm in meeting DEMANDS PREDICTED (Received August 0, 11.15 p.m-) SYDNEY, August 9, A ’ New Zealander, Mr Cecil Tcsehemaker, who is tin one of his *,*rindi> ionrnevs between the Do-
SYDNEY, August 9, A ’ New Zealander, Mr Cecil Teschemaker* who is tin one of his periodic journeys between the Dominion and the Argentine, is spending a month in Sydney, visiting his fistgjv Lady Murray Anderson, wife Of the Governor-designate, In discussing the chilled beef industry Mr TeSchemaker said he thought that for some years Australia would have difficulty In producing in Sufficient numbers the type of cattle required for the Chilled beef trade. ■ The long-term meat agreement betweei. Britain and Australia would lower the price pf the cattle of the Argentine end might result in areas of cattlefaiaing land being devoted to grain gnd dairying production.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21857, 10 August 1936, Page 12
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