MR. COATES' APPEAL.
NORTH WAIROA CRITICISM.
CLASSED AS "MISCHIEVOUS."
(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)
DARGAVILLE, Thursday.
"The Northern Wairoa sub-provincial executive of the Farmers' Union, senting the only organised b2"7 farming opinion in Northern Kaipara, comnjetely dissociates itself fiom e mischievous appeal made to farmers in the IT nuse of Representatives last mgJ.t bv t:?e memoer for Kaipara, the • Hon. -J. G. Coates, relative to to accept the provisions contained in tne Primary Products Marketing Bill. The executive extends to you and y° ur . ernment an assurance of support tor '' Primary Products Bill, as it is felt that a sincere attempt to establish a farmers on a reasonable basis of security, and a standard of life commensurate with the service rendered to society bv them, is being ,na s* e ' , So 'read a telegram dispatched to th.. Prime Minister, the Pt. Ho". -A ;j ' Savage. by the executive of ,e - ern Wairoa sub-provincial execu the Farmers' Union yesterday. ~ In propoMn, .h.l• be sent immediately. Mr-. 1 - • ' trv . said the member for Kaipara . ing to evoke trouble and mischief in the Government's proposals.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 102, 1 May 1936, Page 9
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