FOOD PRICES.
TRAITORS EXPLOITING THE PUBLIC "OUGHT TO BE SHOT." (By Telograpb.—Press Association.! CURISWHVR.CH. this day. Thp Pity Council discussed tbe rise in food prices. Councillor Burgoyne, l moving a resolution of protest against ' recent big advances, said there were men in this country acting in a traitorous I way by exploiting the public, lf he hail bis way they would be all arrested and shot. Other councillors spoke in similar strain. The resolution was carried. BOROUGH COUNCIL PROTESTS. (By Telegraph.- Press Association.) DL'XEDIN, this day. The Port Chalmers Council agreed to support the Runanga Borough Council's protest regarding the increased price of foodstuffs and to seek tbe co-operation of the member for the district with a view to urging the Government to secure relief.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 64, 16 March 1915, Page 6
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