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ma difficult time, and he thought it bad a right to expect it. (Hear, hear.) Ho would see whether a conference would be able to do any good. It was announced later that Messrs Jones, lorns, Roland, and Hunt had been appointed to represent the producers on any committee set up to investigate the question. "There is no doubt that the regulation will act detrimentally so far as tiie primary producers are concerned " said the president, Mr Colin Mcintosh, at yesterday s meeting of the North Canterbury executive of the New Zealand I< armeis' Union when the question ot export licenses was mentioned. Mr J. D Hall moved: "That tni<= executive disagrees with the method adopted m the Export Licensing Regumn^" 8 ° f f ma n" g Patten for The payment of Government and local body interest in London under a low controlled rate of exchange for the fo7lowing reasons: " . "(1) It amounts to an unnecessary interference by the Government in business matters. " ment m • "(2) It deprives the farmers of the opportunity of obtaining an increase dairy produce, which they EO badlv r£L aml , whJch tIle >' cou 'd get under a tree exchange." "•' rjP lO » lot ion was seconded by Mr T Thompson and carried.