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Evening Star, Issue 15637, 30 October 1914, Page 6

COMMERCIAL.

Tho exports of New Zealaiui products for the week oiuleil October 27 were valued follows —Butter, £31,950; cheese, £11,366: frown lamb, £35,410; frozen mutton. £65.449; frozen beef, etc., £35.223; geld. £36; (train and pulse, £21.607: hides and skins. £19.183; flax and tow. £6.530; fallow. £4,822; timber, £3,155: wool. £40.117. Mr W. 0. Wickham. H.M. Trade Commissioner in New /"nland, hoadrinarters arc at Wellington. in our advertisin'; columns a notice stating that certain British iuaunUmt,nrers rcqnire agents to represent their lines in the Dominion. Mi- .lames Mackenzie, orchardist, of Cron.well, has written Mr A. Mor it/.son. of th’s Cite, regard in; the Into frost whii hj can--' ! so much havoc in the Otago Central orchards and elsedimre, and stathi- that the or- in ills in the Cromwell K!.v v.crc not affe-ted at nil, ami that a vield of soft fruits is promised. As a iVait ter of fill r. Mr Mackenzie says thill he will have to go in for extensive [ iuimuu; Mt" his npi'i» *>*>■ I ht* l?ippon\«ilc idoC-. till- first area to he cut up by the Cromwell ilevelopm-mt part v. was also bcvoml V. hilt might ho called the frost mi„.. None oi >he orchard.; in the Crom,Vr;; ,)i.strid Md'Cve ! inm> the late frost. •p;.,, that detained enemy voh , ami;:- Im dices should 1.',. |.| ,i-,1 In i-encve the pressure on ret rlc" r a;,l smice for meat and butler mi,,,| t Vireat Uritain has met with ;ii-Nir.iv;>! of tile Commonwealth Minister V-f (hi.-toms 'Mr Tudor). “M n sh.iidii m t. ; se everv avadahlc means to -ml mir i.rimnrv nw-.lme away, especially lnuti-r." s;ld Mr Tudor. "ft is no use ,o,i.i:i■ it ir<•. v.dmn; tin? markets are iv. i! st'.iked, when there is a shortage on the el l”-r sit!-’ of the V.in’id.