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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 104, 13 April 1933, Page 8

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The British Friesian Cattle Society continues to prosper. The annual report shows that the balance in favour of the society is £36,339 8/2, as compared with £30,125 8/- last year. Potato growers in the North of England are complaining of low values, and asking for a marketing scheme. One of the best known British Agrieultual journals states:—"lt is time that the proposed marketing scheme was in operation, if it is a workable plan, for Kerr’s Pink Potatoes were bafk to 25/- a ton last week-end. That is a mockery of farming enterprise and farm workers. ’ ’ That was in February'.