New Zealand in Yorkshire

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 240, 11 May 1933, Page 2

New Zealand in Yorkshire

An "All New Zealand" shop was temporarily opened in the big woollen manufacturing city of Huddersficld recently with a magnifiicent display of New Zealand produce and pictures of wonderful scenery. 1" this display there was much to interest Huddersfield residents, who were invited to pay it a visit. In conducting the campaign for the benefit of the greater sale of its produce, New Zealand believes in housewives having the opportunity of both seeing and sampling it, stated a Yorkshire journal. For that reason, samples of butter, cheese and honey were sold. These samples were taken before the eyes of the public from bulk supplies and in the form in which the produce is exported to England. No ordinary retail quantities were sold. The object of the sampling was (1) that housewives may taste it, and (2) if they find the quality good, as they no doubt will, that they should nsk for i 1 iu the shops of Huddersfield. Carcases and joints of New s<\«il:'.T»d 'a::>b were shown in a r°t>!gerutxd stale '" " ga.ih-'-i