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AGRICULTURAL BANKS.

AO EXPERIMENTS IN HIGH FINANCE. FULL ENQUIRY INTO KuIAL CREDITS. MASTERTON, East Night. The Prime Minister (Mr Coates) visited Eketahuna on Saturday afternoon to open the Makakahi bridge. Speaking at I lie luncheon Mr Coates intimated in regard to agricultural banks that the Government did not intend to do anything of an. experimental nature. The commission of three which was going abroad was well equipped with knowledge from the commercial, banking and farming aspects. They would inquire into what was being done in other counfriese in the way of rural credits and the financing of farmers, and what stage the respective countries had reached. On their return they would report and produce a Bill on which the Government would act. They would then know that the matter would he a success from the start. H«? .was determined not To follow any other course. After receiving • deputations .Mr Coates returned to Wellington by special train.

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Shannon News, 11 August 1925, Page 4

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AGRICULTURAL BANKS. Shannon News, 11 August 1925, Page 4

AGRICULTURAL BANKS. Shannon News, 11 August 1925, Page 4

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