HELPING DAIRY FARMERS
LOANS FOR IMPROVEMENTS THE PROBLEM OF SECURITY [by telegraph—own correspondent! DARGAVILLE, Monday "The Government is at present considering the whole position," stated the Hon. Adam Elamilton, replying as act-ing-Ministei of Finance to the request of the North Auckland Conference of Chambers of Commerce that some provision should be made in the case of farmers who are unable to give the security in order to lift the loans made available, under recent legislation, of up to £2OO for the improvements to their milking sheds, cowyards, etc., under the Agriculture (Emergency Powers) Act. Mr. Hamilton dealt at considerable length with the difficulties in the way of making the provision sought, and said that if the conference could offer any suggestion it would receive careful consideration by the Government.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22198, 27 August 1935, Page 10
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