THE DAIRY COMMISSION
FARMERS' UNION CASE COMMITTEE APPOINTED [Per United Pkess Association.] * WELLINGTON, May 3. A unanimous decision to prepare a case for submission to the Dairy Commission was made by the Farmers’ Union Executive to-day.’ Several speakers spoke of the need for speedy action, and expressed the opinion that it was not necessary for the commission to take evidence, but that it should proceed at once on its personal knowledge of the industry. It had the right to call in experts on any technical question. It was decided, however, to set up a committee to prepare the case, and the following were appointed:—Messrs Poison (chairman), Mellsop (Auckland), Campbell (Dairy Farmers’ Union), Blyde (Taranaki) 1 , Arnott (Southland), and F. Waite _ (Southland). Mr Poison was appointed to present the case to the commission.
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Evening Star, Issue 21710, 3 May 1934, Page 8
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132THE DAIRY COMMISSION Evening Star, Issue 21710, 3 May 1934, Page 8
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