DAIRY BOARD ELECTION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19659, 10 June 1927, Page 12

DAIRY BOARD ELECTION.

MR. GOODFELLOW SUPPORTED [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TAURANGA. Thursday. Dairy control matters were discussed " at a meeting of settlers held at Oropi ' last evening, and a motion was carried supporting the candidature of Mr. W. Goo'dfellow for the Dairy Produce Board. PRICE-FIXING CONDEMNED. VIEWS OF MR. J. TIMPANY. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] INVERCARGILL, Thursday. Southland's representative on the Dairy Control Board, Mr. J. Timpanv, addressed a large gathering of dairy tarmers at Mataura yesterday, when he condemned the price-fixing policy, which he blamed for all the troubles experienced this season. Regardig the condemnation to which Mr. Coates had been subjected, Mr. Timpany said before Mr. Coates left New Zealand he had called the board togeth<" and received an Assurance that there would be no price-fixing, only to find when lm reached England that it was in operation. The deputation from the trade hari waited on him at their request, not at Mr. Coates* desire, Mr. Paterson introducing them. Mr. Coates had to sine up l;he situation at Home, and when he hod done it, as representative of the people of the Dominion, had sent a cablegram warning the board of he danger of the position. That was the whole position.