TRADE EMBARGO
DEPUTATION WAITS ON MINISTER | ' t (Per Press Association, Copyright). WAIMATE, July 10The acting-Mmister of Customs (the Hon. Adam Hamilton) told a delegation of Waimate potato growers that lie was hopeful the embargo would bo lifted shortly although nothing definite could be done until Mr Forbes and Mr Coates returned in August, when a conference would be held. The fact that Australian oranges had been admitted -did not signify, as the oranges came from South Australia, whereas New Zealand wished to export potatoes to other states. Restrictions had already been placed on six Australian articles, showing the Government had the matter firmly in hand.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 July 1935, Page 6
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