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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16448, 30 May 1919, Page 3

The Auckland Farmers’ Provincial Union endorsed the proposal to construct a highway from the North Cape to Invercargill as a peace memorial, suggesting connections between the east and west and suitable pillars in each district as memorials to fallen soldiers. The Auckland Farmers’ Union adopted remits urging the Government to provide a more adequate staff to deal witli the inspection and purchase of land for soldier settlements. Several speakers protested against the continuance of the regulation of produce prices, and remits wore carried entering a strong protest against Government interference. since hostilities had ceased.—Press Assn. For up-to-date-printing call at the Rornld Office.