OTHER BASKETS

Feilding Star, Volume 11, Issue 4180, 1 March 1934, Page 4

OTHER BASKETS

Alarmed over the prospect of the quota, the Hon. It. Masters, who as a Taranakia.n feels most deeply the depressional effect on the dairying industry, is keen on finding other markets than Britain’s. “New Zealand.’’ says Mr Masters, who is Minister of Commerce “should not put all her eggs into one basket.” He had boon trying to develop interest in the Dominion in diffrent parts of the world. Opportunities that were available for opening up a reciprocal trade' with Jamaica-. Mi- .1. W., Collins representative of the department in Canada, had visited Jamaica to secure knowledge of the requirements of tlia country for New Zealand produce. That report had been received and Mr Masters thought that business men who were concerned should interest t hemselves in the matter. Trinidad, Barhadoes, and British Guiana might also he found tobe a market for New Zealand p r o d uce.