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Islands Section of Sydney C of C Reformed
AT a meeting held on October 2, in the Sydney Chamber of Com merce rooms, the Islands Section of that organisation was reformed. It lapsed during the war.
Those present included Messrs.
N. R. Doyle (American Trading and Shipping Co. Pty., Ltd.); J. Coult hard, (Mungo Scott Pty., Ltd.); N.
Nelson (Nelson & Robertson Pty., Ltd.); D. M. Kammerling (Bunge (Aust.) Pty., Ltd.); D. W. Reed (William E. Reed); P. F. Parkes, (W. S. Tait & Co. Pty., Ltd.); M.
Pelletier; C. Sullivan (C. Sullivan Pty., Ltd.); P. Jackett and F. G.
Boyce (Ventura Trading Co. Pty., Ltd.).
Mr. Charles Sullivan was elected chairman, and Mr. Birch, of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce, secretary.
The immediate aims of the organisation are to rectify the crippling import and export restric tions which are limiting business with certain Islands Territories; to alleviate the tedious form-filling and dupli cations connected with the approval of export entries; and, to see that the packaging of all goods sent to the Islands is adequate and meets with all requirements peculiar to the tropics.
Future meetings will be convened as soon as any difficulties arise and it is hoped that by so doing, the Islands section will be able, with the help of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce, to improve members’ services to Islands residents.