Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... cold storage until the following spring , so that they compete with apples from the southern hemisphere . In the 1923-24 season , as the result of this American competition , the returns to apple growers in Canada , Australia , and New ...
... cold storage until the following spring , so that they compete with apples from the southern hemisphere . In the 1923-24 season , as the result of this American competition , the returns to apple growers in Canada , Australia , and New ...
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... cold storage there , and released during the " closed " period . The result would be to transfer American competition from the Canadian to the Australian and New Zealand season . Such an effect could only be avoided by prohibiting the ...
... cold storage there , and released during the " closed " period . The result would be to transfer American competition from the Canadian to the Australian and New Zealand season . Such an effect could only be avoided by prohibiting the ...
Page 32
... cold storage . He would be in a position to bargain with railway companies for special contracts for reduced freights . Finally , he would check returns from sales and in every way safeguard the interests of the producer he represents ...
... cold storage . He would be in a position to bargain with railway companies for special contracts for reduced freights . Finally , he would check returns from sales and in every way safeguard the interests of the producer he represents ...
Page 67
... cold storage company have all something to contribute in the way of know- ledge based on practical experience . 211. In the tropical regions of the Empire there is especial need for the assistance in this matter of the Executive Commis ...
... cold storage company have all something to contribute in the way of know- ledge based on practical experience . 211. In the tropical regions of the Empire there is especial need for the assistance in this matter of the Executive Commis ...
Page 78
... storage . Some varieties cannot be successfully cold - stored at 32 ° -34 ° F .; others give better results at one temperature than at another . The interesting general principle has emerged that apples are like bananas , and probably ...
... storage . Some varieties cannot be successfully cold - stored at 32 ° -34 ° F .; others give better results at one temperature than at another . The interesting general principle has emerged that apples are like bananas , and probably ...
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