At a meeting of the South Island Fruit and Produce Brokers’ Association presided over by Mr. E. Oswald Reilly, a motion of sympathy was accorded the Central Otago fruitgrowers in their disastrous loss resulting from the severe and unexpected frost experienced throughout the district. It was further decided that the Unemployment Board be approached strongly recommending that the Government consider favourably the request of the fruitgrowers that they be afforded the benefits of the board’s unemployment scheme No. 4a, which, it was recognised, could be profitably employed in assisting the growers in their time of need.
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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 33, 2 November 1933, Page 16
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