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AMERICAN TARIFF'S EFFECT ADVICE TO AUSTRALIANS United Press Association—By Electric T«I«» graph—Copyright _ (Beceived sth- June, 9 a.m.) . " STONEY, This Bay. At the aniiuaVmeetihg of dairy factory, managers-ana secretaries, the president, Mr. W. Fackender, declared that as the proposed new United States tariff would-drive Canadian dairy produce off that market, naturally Canada would* in future ship more heavily to. London. This would directly affect both Now Zealand and Canada, and both'would ship more heavily to Lohdon, .'maldng competition still more acute for Australia. He urged Australian dairy farmers to adopt more scientific methods of cropping for ensilage and top-dressing, following closely the lilies of New Zealand farmers, and thereby be prepared for eventualities. Mr. C. Meares; described the great strides' ,the "butter industry had made in.New Zealand, and also :the measures by which this had been attained.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 129, 5 June 1929, Page 11
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138ACUTER COMPETITION Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 129, 5 June 1929, Page 11
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