An announcement that legislation would probably be brought down next session to provide for complete reorganisation of transport control in New Zealand was made by the Minister of Finance, Mr Ccates, recently. It is known that the Government has had under consideration for some time a scheme for more direct and rational control of the industry.
As a result of efforts being made to secure outside markets for the surplus fish supply the prospects of the fishing industry at Port Chalmers are said to be better at present than has been the case for some time past. Crayfish from Port Chalmers has found a niche on the London market and that is likely to benefit other seaports of the Dominion. Fish from Port Chalmers is also finding a place on Australian markets, and although the venture has not yet progressed t much beyond the experimental stage, it is being steadily developed,
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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LIV, Issue 21, 17 March 1933, Page 6
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