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now has served .all’ New. Zealand
trade interé asts in Canada. .

Announcing the extended rep-
resentation, Trade Minister J. R.
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ped to Canada. during ° the last
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600, 000, ‘mainly for lamb and.
beef, wool, sausage casings, hides
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