Dunedin, Dee. 7: Sailed, Knrnmea, 7 for Mew Plymouth. The opinion tlmt Hie New Zealand Fruit Export Control Board should appoint a panel of brokers, with their last year's sole agents, Messrs. K. and S. Goodwins, Limited, included, to handle New Zealand export fruit in the United Kingdom market in the coining season, expressed as a resolution, was earned unanimously after much discussion, at a meeting of Hawke’s Bay fruitgrowers, called by Messrs. A. M. Robertson. Hawke’s Bay representative on the Now Zealand Fruit Export Control Board, and Ralph Paynter, Government nominee on the board.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18265, 7 December 1933, Page 8
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