BUTTER EXPORTS.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20862, 23 May 1933, Page 11

BUTTER EXPORTS.

ACTIONS OPPOSED. fo o'm FAHMEBS MEET. STRATFORD, May 22. 4 W- meeting of Taranaki dairy expressed oppo***!,Quotas and restrictions on *iK^ Mdsupport f »/ ree l 3*f** Mr W ' J - P ? ISOn i that quotas were a colossal *tgeT He contended that the Otmade no mention of **Lfjod despite the statement of *"a Hon- XG. Coates that the JJf Government imposed frozen fTiflfcj to assist Australia and Sb«te res* -Jetton of butter *2d would increase the tendency substitutes, thus decreasing L (*flB»»d of New Zealand produce. I*!. ffßsving resolutions were car*fc) ©is meeting supports the _JS «tf free markets. and £2 Hew Zealand to offer Great Sa fctaifc opportunities of reci*2«i idwntages of New Zealand 2S(, jrt exchange for the advau--2i<s toe markets in Britain." »*} ©at the opinion of this meetMeETsraDaki dairy farmers be con--55 to the Government, with a re--2* Sat nothing be done by our Sweafctivea attending the London Sjaawe to prejudice the position gpgßf free markets."

SUPPORT FOR QUOTA. ■ MIRY BOARD CRITICISED. | <jgul ifce Dominion should fall into gg *#& tba expressed wish of the { fejypftl authorities on the quota sysjsb, to flrito to avoid chaos in the Aft Wastry, was claimed by Mr j £?. /tf" 1 , a candidate for the New jjggiai Dairy Control Board, in, aa, jjfaM te dairy suppliers at Kaljwa« Saturday evening. Mr Agar! #f<tad&a policy of the Dairy Comn£ Soand in its opposition to the

Ite Hte&tft was presided over tog* Srll'&'Hmgn (chairman ef* direct SKflgfte Baffoura Dairy Cwaapanyy. »Jpr|»ve'mi£ons why the quota VtmmM H supported, and the bmtisnt woup arise by joining in a join?. quotas He ite W&md to his previous opswsit&'fe&e fixation e* priofa and, *x{MM»t&e meeting the havoc that mJmt cuued by the fixation of I&tfflfcy. He considered that the Wmm of marketing and distribu*fffltflsiry produce demanded the wm» at men experienced in the . ifljgfcjfo cwmerce, marketing, and WMJJP «*£' ht view of hi* 23 with the Hew \gW.wy industry, stated that he inMHisat his services, if elected *fjNi *'oUld assist the indus-lißr-J&Bling with dairy produce IMr Agar said wa arrangegiven by the ew vZeiDiinS entry into the feeea feSsnght dumping of larket, and it laced on "the ould be conId Hew ZeaKtiorr. Then? er prices had Zealand and union should r to meeffhe imer and link &,:&<&**. ,t&a£ 1 commercial sent capitalisbe preserved" I -Use: law : ; this would W expect that ttwranefed by posing qooJta* fceta for their liinue, to, uerfries or New SeTthe interwaived. New/ ure new mar-* ire*r* meeting; sis which will rs, or meet >;Bcit«Jin r ' k said to co-operate :ers of Great • Jdtn and kin Tev Zealand.'* affairs of the EUng that ex:esaive. Thej snee for more last balanceward's New «1 to £34,687. ft memhers" (' overseas,/ ex-i Hi's CBverseag; honorarium* £3IjD2T, Loni £2942. In tes the board fertislng Cper-i 17,700 on ship>ard had also? $108,689 surer considered a of the mar- ■*} an 4 the ;esfc of the inVtOA certainly acpenditure. John Curtain, indorsed the try in support&«S3 was also Association has »* reptrt from MweiaUaa, Ltd, festa 78s, Dan. eolouMd 545,