TRADE WITH WEST INDIES
OPPORTUNITY FOR DOMINION MARKET FOR DAIRY PRODUCE. (Pee United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, June 15. The interesting statement that New Zealand butter was sought after in preference to Canadian butter on the island of St, Vincent in the West Indies was made by Mr C. Moller, of Brisbane, who arrived to-day by the Rotorua, accompanied by his wife and family, on the way home after spending two years on the island. Mr Moller said he thought a great deal could be done in reciprocal trade between New Zealand and the West Indies, provided that trade routes could be suitably arranged. There was a market in the West Indies for cheese which at present was supplied by Canadian producers, and probably New Zealand could export jams among other products with profitable results. In return, New Zealand could take molasses, sugar, spices, rum, arrowroot, and bulk chocolate.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21981, 16 June 1933, Page 6
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