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e BUTTER FOR ENGLAND AUSTRALIAN DECISION By Telegraph —Copyright—Press Assn. SYDNEY, April 20. The Australian Dairy Produce Board has decided to oppose any limitation of butter exports to the United Kingdom. Members of the Board subsequently met the Minister of Commerce, Mr. Stewart, and informed him of the decision. It is understood the Federal Cabinet will agree to-morrow to allow unrestricted export of butter to Britain. In a statement after the conference with the New Zealand representatives it was pointed out that the New Zealand delegates submitted the decision of their board, which opposed restrictions. The Australians maintained it would not be in the interests of Aurralian farmers to restrict shipments. Several suggestions were discussed with a view to affording relief to producers. It was considered the best way would be to make a levy on production and pay a bounty on export.
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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 99, 21 April 1933, Page 6
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