COLD STORAGE ACCOMMODATION.
(Ilr EliROTEie TenSflßArH-UorißtciHT.) (Feb PaEse Association.)LONDON, Nov- 6. At a luncheon given by the ('old''Storage and loc Association. Mr John Wardlc, the Government, Director of Cold Storage,..said thai the cold storage capacity of the I mtecl Kingdom was being' increased k> 40.000,000 cubic 17 el and.hu hjid.already arranged for liew -pace costing about £5C0,000._ Sir Thomas .Mackenzie., who presided, said it seemed strange that in the sale of produce loyaltv -.slviubl furnish- a handicap, while biaiant disloyaltv commanded a premium. The New Zealand dairymen got L7d a, pound for bcsi butter, while the price <,I Irish butter was nearh double that. Ihe overscan people would,.be willing to sell at low price*, if- live consumer got the benefit, lull tie", wore not disposed to see the pr'Ofits going into the uockels,ol those wlw were not consumer-.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1016, 8 November 1917, Page 6
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138COLD STORAGE ACCOMMODATION. Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1016, 8 November 1917, Page 6
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