EXPORT OF APPLES

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 92, 13 January 1920, Page 8

EXPORT OF APPLES

The' Director of Horticulture (Mr.T, W. Kirk) has written as follows to APlsou with reference to the Government guarantee on the export of apples: lioveminent allowance will he made as un. der: Cost of cases, including making anil nails, packing, wood, wool, and paper shed expenses, shipping charges or com. panv's commission for selling, accountinc for 'bill of lading, export entry, cte.. uol exceeding 2s. 9d. per ease. In makinii claim? at this end, if any each item must lw specified. New Zealand cliargof will be conipulcd from the tunc the frml is placed on rail, or at the usual snip; pin'' port, mid will include wharfage am rail or steamer freight to the shipping port. Insurance, etc., freight, and all other siibscrnitlnt charges will be allow ed I'ho Government guarantee (ot 1(1 per lb.) will cover fruit on consignmen to approved destinations. The fruit nuisi be packed in Government standard eases graded p.i'iied. and branded in accord once with the proposed export regulation; (ii copy of which will be forwurdet ""Tito varieties approved for export t< the Northern Hemisphere under the Gov eminent guarantee of Id. nor lb. net an as follow: Graveustcin, Golden P'pm ■Worcester Pearmain, Cox's Orange, y u lib Sharp, Hibston Pippin. Jonathan lieinette du Cnnadn, Adams's Pcarinnin j'arlin's lleauly, Delicious. Kscopns Spiz enberg, Dunn's Favourite (Jlnnros) Scarlet Nonpareil,' Scarlet Pearmain London Pippin (Five Crown), Cleopatra Yellow Newtown Pippin, Rome Beanty Statesman, Stunners, and such othe: varieties ns are apnroved by the Direc tor of Horticulture.'_ Shipments will b made in March, April, and Jfay.