"LIVE AND LET LIVE"
DOMINION AND ARGENTINA
PROBLEMS OF .MEAT TRADE
The Consul-General for the Argentine iin Ntnv Zealand, Mr. 11. Bidoue, appears lo believe that New Zealand and Argentine will find it to (heir common advantage to pursue similar lines of legislation for the conduct of their trade in meal. He recognises New Zealand's advantage over Argentina in sheep raising and' Argentina's advantage over New Zealand, in cattle raising. The comparative export figures are used, 1 by liitn as an argument fur a policy of "live and l let live." New Zealand, he Ihinks, should specialise in Hid production of mutton, while the Argentine specialises in the production of beef. lie suggests that the two countries should 1 lx.< united! in their opposition to the great meat trusts. Mr. Bid'ono states that the provisions of the Meat Export Control Act of New Zealand are being studied in his country. It is his hopei that some' definite understanding and' reciprocal legislation will serve to improve the prices obtained' by the producers of both countries;. Mr. Bidone confirms the report that the Argentine Government proposes to place! 'every operation associated with the livestock trade under official supervision, and to invest up fo 10,000,000 dollars in the establishment of Sfc'ato freraing worksi and 1 cold' storage in Buenos Aires. i
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16114, 1 May 1923, Page 3
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