WHEAT POOLS
-* - VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT’S POLICY DENOUNCED BY LEADER OF FARMERS’ PARTY By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright Melbourne, August 10. Mr. Allan, leader of the I' armers Party in the Legislative Assembly, in expounding the policy of the party, said that thp Government assumed a criminal responsibility when it suddenly changed its policy respecting the wheat pool, throwing the producers on an unstable and open market. It was obeying, not the electors, but the wheat merchants and speculators. —Press Assn. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT OPPOSED TO POOL. Adelaide, August 10. The Premier (Mr. H. N. speaking in the Address-in-Reply debate said tho Government was firmly opposed to continuance of the wheat pool, and had decided also on a vigorous policy of retrenchment— Press Assn. CONTINUANCE FAVOURED BY N.S.W. FARMERS. Sydney, August 10. The Farmers’ Conference passed a resolution in favour of a compulsory wheat pool next harvest, to be ™ ana board of five appointed by the growers. —Press Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 272, 11 August 1921, Page 5
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156WHEAT POOLS Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 272, 11 August 1921, Page 5
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