PROFIT-SHARING WHALING
Barrier Company Plans (NZ Press Association* AUCKLAND, Nov. 14. The Barrier Whaling Company expects to continue wheltag next season and is now negotiating with New Zealand operators to work the station on a profitsharing basis. The company is a subsidiary of the Norfolk Island and Byron Bay Whaling Company and went into receivership in July. The receiver was withdrawn on October 31 by agreement with the mortgagee.
* The manager-secretary of Barrier Whaling, Captain P. Davison, said in Auckland today that if negotiations were successful operators would be working for themselves and would not be company employees.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29671, 15 November 1961, Page 22
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