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PRIMARY PRODUCERS FARMERS IN CONFERENCE FARMERS IN CONFERENCE. GOVERNMENT’ S CONTROL. TRICES. OF CONDEMNED BY FARMERS’ conference. (United Press Association) WELLINGTON, This Day. The Wellington Fanners’ Provincial Conference opened to-day In his presidential address, Mr G. 1.. Marshall dealt, with various matters of interest to farmers. He congratulated dairymen especially, on the work done in the face of many difficulties. The inability of freezing works to cope with the quantity of fat stock was one cause of complaint. Australia, he thought, had been favoured In the matter of instated tonnage. He alluded to the further attempts by the Government to •interfere wih the control of the prices of primary products. It was high time fanners * exerted greater influence in the political arena. They had nothing to fear from a member who w as actuated by real love of King and country,! but he feared there was a large admixture of people, chiefly in the cities, who would give votes to the loudest mouthed demagogue. It was perfectly obvious that, so long as the increasingly _ large part of the community persisted in demanding shorter hours and decreasing the weekly output, the conditions of liv’ng would be increasingly difficult. Referring to the demands of organised Labour regarding shorter hours of work, Mr Marshall said an Industrial Council, consisting of representatives from capital, labour, producers, and the consuming public might have a good effect, A resolution was passed bringing before the Government the serious position of the farming community owing to the shortage of insulated shinning and the conseauent congestion of meat in the cold «tores of the Dominion ; also that the Dominion Cnference be asked to call' a met.ig of the committee with the object of forwarding a plan to safeguard shipping interests. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, PVvr Gongbs and Golds npr«r frn’U A sensible precaution in changeable weather is to take “Nazol.” Use the \Li7ol Inhaler for best results * CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Society will be held in the Shel-bourne-street Schoolroom oru THURSDAY EVENING, at 8 o’clock. Business: To receive Annui'l Report and Balance-sheet; and Elect Committee lor ensuing year. WEDNESDAY Specials ! Men’s Steel Grey Merino Socks, a real good line and full size, a bargain at 2s, 3s pair.—G. Page and Sons, Ltd. WEDNESDAY Specials! Cosy Underwair for the cold weather in Men’s Fleecy-lined 1 Singlets and Pants, selling on Wednesday at 4s 6d each.—G. Page and Stone, Ltd. WEDNESDAY Specials! A few dozen Ladies’ and Girls’ warm, fleecy-lined Black Gloves, to be cleared on Wednesday at Is pair.—G Page and Sous, Ltd. WEDNESDAY Specials! Ladles’ all Wool Black Cashmere Hose, full size, a bargain at 4s 6d pair; usual price 5s 3d. —G. Page and Sons, Ltd. WEDNESDAY Specials! One piece only Nigger Brown all wool Dress Sevge> a beautiful fine quality, only 7s 6d yard; worth 9s 6d.—G. Page and Sons, Ltd!, WEDNESDAY Specials I A real snip in Blark, fine Coding Serge, 40in. wide and all pure wool, selling Wednesday at 6s 3d yard.—G. Page and Sons, Ltd. - ___ i i i - - •** WEDNESDAY Specials ! 2 pieces only of Shetland Union Flannel. [ a good, strong, useful quality for winter wenr. Wednesday’s price Is 9d yard.—G, Page and SW, Ltd, WEDNESDAY Specials f -Ladies’ ■Warm Winter Fleecy-lined and Molleton Flannelette Underskirts, full size, to be sold at 5s 6d each.— G. Pago and Sons, Ltd, WEDNESDAY Specials! A Bargain in Ladies’ strong Wool Tweed Dress Skirts, in Greys and Browns, at 18s 6d, 21s, and 22s 6d, worth 35a each, —G. Page and Sonsy Ltd, FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of JAMES JABEZ ALLEN are informed that the Pune ml of his lata. WIFE, Lily Alice Margarita, will leave the residence of her father, Mr. Alfred Hayward, No. 14, Totara-street, ‘ To-MORROW (Yiednesday) AFTERNOON, at 2 o’clock, for the Nelson Cemetery. ALFRED .SHONE, Undertaker and Embnlmer.

DALCETY & GO. LIMITED, LAND .STOCK, AND STATION AGENTS, HAVE FOR PRIVATE SALE: '65 ACRES R.L.; 80 Acres Flat, in grass, remainder Low Hills, in Bush. House of 5 rooms and Outbuildings. Cream Cart passes daily. School 4 miles. Price £7OO. F9B ,588 ACRES, (insisting of 148 Acres Freehold, 140 L.1.P., 100 P.L.; 25 Acres Bush, remainder Grass and Crops New House of 6 rooms and all Outbuildings. Town 3 miles; school 1 mile. Price £8 10b. Good terms FI 19 394 ACRES L.1.P.; 185 Acres in Grass.' Cottage of 2 rooms; Sheep Yards, etc. 5 miles from township. Price £2 10a per acre. F125 80 ACRES FREEHOLD; Rich River Flats, excellent Dairying Country. House of 6 Rooms, Cowshed, Barns; miles from, township. Butter Factory, etc. Price £3200. Terms. J Fl3l 828 ACRES FREEHOLD, all in Grass and Crops. ' House of 6 rooms, with al convenience®,' Stables, Wool Shed, eto. At present carrying 800 Sheep, beside** Cattle and Horse®. Orchard of 9 Acres. Price £6 10s per Acre £IOOO cash required F142 346 ACRES L.IP. Rent 4« 2d per acre. 300 Acres ere fiat and ploughable. House of 6 Booms, Shearing, Cow. and ‘ Chaff Shed; 4 miles from Railway, li from P.O. and School. Price £2OOO. 2 F147 Our Regiptet contains a .huge number