CREAM COLLECTION
MEETING AT HAMILTON BOUNDARY QUESTION Members of the Executive Commission of Agriculture, Sir Francis Frazer, chairman, Messrs. , I), Jones. C. A. -vlarchant, W. E. Ilale, and (!. A. Duncan, inspected the Aria, Piopio, ami Otorohanga dairy factories on Wednesday on their wav from Taranaki to the Waikato. In a statement, Sir Francis Frazer said the commission was engaged in exploring the problems brought before it by the dairy companies with a view to reaching amicable understandings among representatives of the various groups. Three groups of companies were concerned in Tliursckiy’s deliberations. A mutual agreement was reached between the Aria and Piopio companies with respect to the territories from which they should draw their supplies, and it was expected that similar agreements would be made between the companies associated m the other groups named. Sir Francis Frazer said the commission had not determined the question of zone boundaries, nor had ~il considered the question of individual farmers sending their supply to a factory situated farther away than the factory operating) in their own. district. The question ol compulsion had not been raised, nor eonh 1 it be. raised until the Government passed zoning regulations.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18763, 20 July 1935, Page 2
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