Officials accompanying Sir Earle Page and the Australian Ministerial i delegates are conferring with British Government officials in connection with forthcoming meat exports. New Zealand's recent mutton and lamb supplies have been heavy, but the Commonwealth's have not been excessive. Future regulation of marketing, therefore, is not likely to affect normal exports.
"Japanese atrocities in China have not been over-stated by any means. The testimony of reliable eye-wit-nesses that has been retailed to me is such that most of it cannot be printed," said the Rev. R. Davies, a missionary, who is revisiting Dunedin after serving at Canton for 29 years.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXII, Issue 4642, 20 May 1938, Page 8
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