DAIRY INDUSTRY
GOVERNMENT’S ATTITUDE HELD UNSATISFACTORY (P.A.) DUNEDIN. June 3. The prevailing note in speeches at the annual meeting of the South Island Dairy Association was dissatisfaction with the Government’s atti-
tude to the dairy industry and farmers generally. Approval of a suggestion that direct action would be justifiable after the war to gain redress was expressed The chairman <Mr H. H. Meredith, Waimste) said that in the Dominion's history there was no precedent for the utterly harsh, unjust treatment dealt nut to a section of the people on whose industry the - eifare c 1 the country largely depended.-
“The Shamrock Club in London was, officially opened by Sir Alexander' Goclley on SPt. Patrick's Day," says the “Queen." “This club is for Irishmen serving in the British and Allied forced, and is in Hertford street, ‘he hous# wh'ch has been lent by Sir Arthur Du C-os. Viscountess Simon, wife of the Lord Chancellor, welcomed me guest?. The guest? were so numerous that Lord Simon remarked that h<’ did not know there were »c many Irish in London."
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23965, 4 June 1943, Page 9
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