THE WOOL QUESTION
'ACTION OF WAI.RAIUPA FARMERS' UNION. Regarding l_he price of Trool and the Imperial purchase, the lYairarapa Farmers Union has sent (lie following teloSr «TM w ' s[ln,stev of Agricui'tnre I lie n ajrarapa. Farmers' linion to assure the Government that the farmers of the Wairarapa are finite agreeable to the arrangements which have been made for the continuation of the purchase of New Zealand wool by' the government for the Imperial au-thorities.—-(Signed) Hugh Morison." ' CANTERBURY'S ATTITUDE. By Telegraph—Press Association. Christchuroh, June 28. In reference to the meeting in Wellington convened to discuss matters relating to the Government's requisition- • ing of wool, and also to the resolution passed in connection therewith by the Hawke's Bay Sheepowners' Union. Mr. George Gould, chairman of the Cnnler- ■ bury Woolgrowers' Committee, has telegraphed to the Hon. \V. D. S. MacDonh!d, Minister, of Agriculture, stating that the Canterbury Committee was of , opinion that the present basis of the ' wool purchase by the- Imperial Government should be adhered'to.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 241, 29 June 1918, Page 10
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163THE WOOL QUESTION Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 241, 29 June 1918, Page 10
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