SOUTH TARANAKI FAVOURS IT
(II TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
HAWERA, 18th March. A crowded meeting of South Taranaki dairy farmers was .held here to-day. After hearing the chairman " (Mr. W grounds) explain the policy of the Dairy Produce Control Board in regard to absolute control," the meeting rejected a motion requesting the suspension of control until a plebiscite of producers had been taken, and carried, without a dissenting voice, a resolution approving of the action of the board The meeting lasted three hours. Those present were unanimously in favour of asking the Government to have the Dairy (/Control Act so amended at fhe coming session as to provide that the Dominion, for the dairy producers' election purposes, shall be divided into
Mr. Grounds expressed himself as being in favour of this amendment, as the present system of the general election of members to the Dairy. Control Board was not satisfactory, in that it left room for the allegation that one particular part of the Dominion was dominating the situation. ■ •
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 65, 19 March 1925, Page 9
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