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Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1928, Page 4

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FARMERS’ REMITS. NEW PLYMOUTH, June 2. The annual conference of North Taranaki Fanners' Union yesterday carried remits emphatically opposing daylight saving; urging the Government to make it compulsory lor electric power boards to earth wire fences, where crossed by high votlage wires; urging the removal of duties on linseed cake and such like cattle foods j opposing duties and embargo on foodstuffs; also preferential railway freight on imported goods. ■ _____

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