DEALINGS IN PRODUCE.
♦ T FARMERS' UNION PROTEST. J [by tf.lei;p..u>H - prlss association.] ir WELLINGTON-, Sunday. ** A DEPrTATios from the Farmers' Union {," Conference interviewed the Hon. D. H. v, Guthrie concerning profits allegedly si made by private dealers in Dominion pro- " duce after if faction of the Imperial si Government needs. The Minister said his sympathy was with the producers, who favoured 'extention of the' requisition after the war He would send the resolutions of the eonference to Mr. Massey and Sir Joseph Ward, also Mr. Lysnar's allegations regarding profiteering. Mr. Massev already had full knowledge of the matters in ones, tion. ' , In reply to a question regarding ship- M PJ»ir. '•■ Minister said, from his reading « " .able messages received s.n.e Tlmr* C day. he deduced that the whole (rend of I '' things h;.s t,. give „ m . greater confidence ! '•' ha » could ''are been bawd oil messages Ib < during the preceding 10 days. " re
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16920, 5 August 1918, Page 4
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