N.Z. DAIRY POOL.
LONDON OPPOSITION. [A. and N. Z. Cable Association] (Received May 14, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, May 13. Replying to a letetr (cabled yesterday) other importers of New Zealand produce, signing themselves “The Majority” write: “The only difference of opinion is whether the creation of a compulsory pool is the best and only means to secure economies and greater efficiency in the distribution of New Zealand produce, or is in the producers’ best interests. It may be that five correspondents, as agents or promoters of the pool, feel themselves safeguarded as regards the supplies; but no satisfactory assurance has been offered to the rest of the trade, who naturally are loth to take the risk of scrapping their organisation in deference to the wishes of the promoters of the compulsory pool, who may find themselves unable to carry out effectively all the good intentions by which thev are at present animated.”
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Grey River Argus, 15 May 1922, Page 4
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