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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20890, 23 August 1939, Page 6

Traffic. Charges Withdrawn Following a ruling given by Mr S. L. Paterson, S.M., in the Magistrate's Court, Hamilton, recently to the effect that ail information from a local body could not be sworn before an officer of that body, Traffic Inspector G. G. Winter; employed by Die Waikato County Council, applied in the court to-day for the withdrawal of five traffic charges which were effected by i the ruling. Permission to withdraw ! tiie charges was granted. [ “Not Getting Fair Deal" "There is a feeling among the I primary producers that they are not 1 getting a fail* deal." said Mr T. D. Burnett Opposition—Temuka during 1 the financial debate in the House of | Representatives yesterday. As a re- ‘ suit, he claimed, there was a growiuI sourness and discontent among the | primary producers, who might be I called the men in the front line. They j felt that the nun in the lines of euin- ' munication, the Dominion's other industries. were taking too much out of j the general pool compared with what i the exporter was receiving.