DOMINION LAMBS.
DISPLAY AT ‘SMITHFIELD. PRAISED BY THE CRITICS 1 . SLUMP IN BEEF. United Press Assn. —Elec, Tel. Copyright. LONDON, April 26. Smith field critics highly praise a display of 180 lambs entered for the New Zealand Meal Board’s South island district competition. Southland won the challenge shield. South Canterbury was second, East Southland lbird and North Canterbury fourth. Mr \V. Kennedy, of Olaulau, won first prize for the lies! three pens, Mr F. Charles (South Canterbury) was second and Mr J. Grant (OtauUui) third. Mr G. R. Perriman, director of the firm of William Angliss, told a reporter that Australian and New Zealand beef had severely slumped in view of Argent lua’s evasions, especially in landing meat, in Britain as offal. The trade is requesting tlie Agcnts-General lo co-operate with a deputation to llio Dominions Secretary, Mr J. 11. Thomas, to urge substantial reductions in foreign beef imports.
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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18930, 27 April 1933, Page 8
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