SALE OF PLANTS
NURSERYMEN DEMAND REGISTRATION
(Unitad Freii Auooiation.)
AUCKLAND, This Day. For many years the New Zealand Nurserymen's Association has urged the Government to consider the advisability of the "registration of all engaged in the growth 1 and sale of plants, and yesterday the annual conference warmly-supported a number iof remits calling on -the Government to act in the. matter. It declared that the industry suffered more \from shops which brought stocks haphazardly, than as a result of outside competition.
SUPPLIES OF FOREST TREES
' NtmsfeRYMEN AND THE STATE
: AUCKLAND, This Day. "Whil.e- commending the plantation of waste areas by .the Government and municipalities, remits in connection with State afforestation led to a lengthy discussion .... in committee when the New Zealand Association of Nurserymen • resumed the annual conference this morning. -.'.'..
It was ultimately decided to refer the matter to the executive with power to take action to secure a reasonable basis of ending the impasse with regard to the supply of forest trees to the public. If the, Government decided to make a State monopoly thereof the nurserymen are prepared to sell out at a reasonable "valuation .and cease business in that Sphere of the industry. ..'■'.,.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 5 January 1927, Page 5
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196SALE OF PLANTS Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 5 January 1927, Page 5
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