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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 283, 24 August 1940, Page 16

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. ... w Tpoland is fighting side by side v/ith her sister nations of the British Commonwealth and with the Mother Country, is a war . This war in w J' ch Zealand is (Xre, the non . C ombarants of the nations involved can make their contribution to help sway the ultimate outm which, to a greater nt t , ha^ r maintained. Trade, the lifeblood of our present civilization, must not be allowed to anguish. So farmer come. Nations must be fed share as rea! and essen ti o ! if not as spectacular as that of soldier, sailor or airman Indeed, it may be said and manufacturer must.do the•'s»° re . their role fhe more i mpO rtant, for it is constructive, whereas that of the fighting man is necessarily that while lesser sacri i production can compensate for the terrible destruction of war. . , . . , destructive Only P r^ uct,on °™ n h P f a H producer. On her devolves the responsibility of helprng feed Britain s population, of creating New S p pa y r ; o *; s h e e r S hare of the war, of maintaining her armies, All concerned with primary production must therefore g.ve of their utmost. . striving to help them in every way, by making available the men to work the farms and the funds a m ac?ivS Loans Emergency Regulations facilities are offered for those enlaaed in producing or processing primary products to obtain advances for enterprizes calculated to increase production. These gaged in prod g P Q !ov/ raj . e of j n}eresl . z an d will constitute a charge against securities of land or chattels, and the Government will share rateably with other mortgagees in repayment of interest or principal. The benefits of the scheme are for leaseholders and freeholders alike. Details may be obtained from the State Advances Corporation or its local representatives, or from the . district Primary Production Councils which will act in an advisory 1 capacity to the corporation.