Dairymen Differ Over The Exchange Lift
T'C'vi. WELLINGTON, Hept. 3. ' ;Delega.tes,.to tli'jb Dominioii dHi'i'yu'oii--bddkjvvda-lfbred over 'tboj.fpioj3.tioii ■vvlietliur tk-e- .cokflimiige'sfi.ou'ld pl'ace record i ts ybudemnalticii of tlie exf] cliange altliffatibnt - . 1 •' An original mdfion pnt for ward by a inember of the Dairy Board (Mr. A. J. (Sinclair) was to tlie efl'ect that the conferenee' should plaee on record its disapproval of the Government 's arbitrary actiou in reducing the incorne of the dairy industty, by £10,000,000 anmially as a contfibutioii to the economic stabilitv of the country. Carrving such a resolution would be ilogging a dead horse, said Mr. C. B. Agar (Southeni Ward). Finally, on the motion of a New Zealand Go-operative Dairy (Timpany delegate (Mr. A. Hayward), the conferenee decidcd tg endorse the rcmarks of the chainnan (Mr. W. F. I-Ialel yesterday when he said that' it scemed grosslv unfair jthat the exchauge should be a-lteral after a soven-year contrnet had just be.en negotiated in London for dairy produce. Mr. Sinclair withdrew his resolution | in favour of that cvcntually passcd.
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Chronicle (Levin), 4 September 1948, Page 2
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