FARM IMPLEMENTS
PURCHASE SUBSIDY EXTENDED. (Per Press Association). . NEW PLYMOUTH, Nov. 5. An announcement was made by the Minister for Employment (the ;Hton. S. G. Smith) that the Government scheme for a subsidy on the purchase of modern farnf implements will be extended by four months. “The operations of the seneme, which was introduced last June, have recently been reviewed, and it is found to be working smoothly,” said the Minister. “As a result the building, sheet metal, engineering, and dairy machinery industries have a. consequent increase in employment. The board has therefore decided to extend the scheme from December 31 to include works commenced by April 30 next, to encourage dairy factories and dairy farmers to anticipate as far as possible their needs for extensions and improvements to their properties. This will enable the supplying industries to retain in empwyment many men whose services would otherwise be dispensed with during the slack period of the year.”
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 21, 6 November 1935, Page 8
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