FARMERS' UNION.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11503, 9 February 1903, Page 6

FARMERS' UNION.

(PRESS ASSOCIATION TKUD6KAX.) A I'A-dERRTON NORTH, February I , i At the Fanners' Union meeting tofer, * it was decided to take duunediato etna to * protest against a dairy.school being ©slabItched at Levin. A strong deputation,, faj. •" eluding, representatives of tie Agricultural -1 nnd Pastoral Association and Chamber o( '* Commerce will trait on the Minister whli \ thft district members of ParUteacit and & lcadinj* members of the Union. The ex. # tension of noxious w«dn in, the district. caiased, a kn<gthy dacussion. The growth '-} of vreede wae attributed to several caueea— - r the deposit of merchants' seed cletmhun in , •'. t the river bunks, Teiusc being washed down"" ,jF with every frenh and deposited on propw.v4 ties abutting on the rirer. and the *",| of cheap eeede in auction rooms. ' " The Vf proof V>f a lengthy circo.'ar was. received . f wlueh is bring prepared by Ut■&.&:■'*s Wlison, President of tho Executive, on the . ¥ aims nod objects ,ttnd advantages of 'tKfr'-si Uaion. Thirty thousand copies artftofcV'dl printed and circulated Uiroughout Tt£»;Jl colony. .The establishment of central" opern«ve grain eton* for farmere proved, jinrf stepe nre to bs taken to the position of farmers unwittingly b«jjte''K| diseased etock at auction. *"^|