FAIDERS VIEWS. WELLINGTON, January 11. Economy in the administration of the Government Departments was a subject of discussion at Che meeting, of the executive of the .Farmers’ Union to-day. -The matter arose when a letter was read fjmm the Auckland Branch of the Union, stating that its Executive ‘‘vjiews with astonishment the fact that the Departmental expenditure is still increasing. It therefore suggested tha a strong recommendation be made to the Government with a view to immediate retrenchment. Some of the speakers referred to the need for the Government giving financial assistance t'o many firms that were threatened with a collapse. It was urged that the Government be requested to raise a loan -so that moneys could be advanced. Captain Oolbeck) (Auckland) .. said that from the figures it was evident retrenchment was not in progress. It was decided to reply to the Executive stating that the matter of urging further economies was being kept steadily in view. ■. hr the medical pro
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 January 1922, Page 2
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