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CHILLED BEEF.FRGM AUSTRALIA. BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S NOTICE. By Telegraph-Press Assn.—Copyright Itec. 10.15 p-m. Sydney, March 20A ' further shipment of riifited beef from Australia for arrival Jn the United Kingdom before June 30 was officially suspended to-day The decision came as a complete surprise to the exporters and to the shipowners’ representatives. The -Commonwealth had -desired in eonneetion with any quota for beef which might be specified now or in future feat there should foe no differentiation between frozen and .chilled. To this it is believed-the British Government has not agreed and, moreover, has suggested fhai. for the April-June quarter the .exports of chilled beef should not exceed 30,0TP cwt It is stated that the shipments already made approach .35,0OTewt and that the .suspension of further shipments is the British reply to Australia’s latest quest•CATTLE SUBSIDY BILL IN LUNDS. DOUBT OF POSSIBLE AGREEMENT. Rec. .5.5 p.m- * London, March 19, ■The Cattle Subsidy Bill was read a second time in the House of Lords after Lord Marley had expressed doubt that any agreement was possible among Britain, fee Dominions and the Argentine,
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Taranaki Daily News, 21 March 1935, Page 5
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