LIVE STOCK IMPORTS
RETENTION OF SAFEGUARD INSISTENCE BY FARMERS (Per Press Association.) FEILDTNG. this day. Following a protracted discussion, the Wellington district interprovincial conference of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union meeting at Feilding today carried a resolution strongly objecting to any alterations being made in the regulations governing the importation of live stock irom countries where foot-and-mouth disease is prevalent.
The conference rejected two amendments, one seeking the total abolition of the importation of stock, and the other to admit importations under revised regulations which would ensure safetv.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19026, 28 May 1936, Page 15
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