TAMPERING DANGEROUS
BUTTER-CHEESE TRADE SIR 11. BEAUCHAMP'S ADVICE (Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, this day. .Sir Harold Bcauchamp was a passenger by the Aorangi. In an interview bo said he. thought, it was particularly dangerous to tamper with such a gigantic trade as butter and cheese in London. New Zealanders .should, hot lose sight of the fact that the Dominion had some very keen competitors in tho market. Siberia and. the Argentine would become powerful rivals at no very distant date. Sir Harold said' he believed the Contii.l Board! would, do well to confine its operations to the regulation of shipment ■■■. li could do a let by keeping down the freight and insurance charges. In his opinion the slump in prices of dairy produce was due to the adverse industrial conditions in England. Until the industrial condition showed a mater ial improvement in Britain we must expert fairly low prices for 'air primary products.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17185, 8 November 1926, Page 2
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