FARMERS' UNION.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 9, 29 May 1914, Page 2

FARMERS' UNION.

THE WELLINGTON' ULYEMtENCE. ; By Telegraph—Press Asaociation. Wanganui, Wednesday, ""be Wellington Provincial Council of tiio Farmers' Union passed the follow- '. in" ivmits: 'That the Government be urged to | nwko it compulsory <m vend'or.s of i chemical manures and caW- to in- I uiude in every bag ,1 guaranteed '; analysis, and that the (iovernnient be re- \ i Hlle.-if.Kl to an.ily.,,. and „.|. ;l ji ( i a n «]„[,. j ! meiuu of iikui-mvh and b.i.sic slug as I ! ljewi-j up to standard. I That in view of the pi-used ellivWy of i crushed papa. t ( , day land in. K "my.-; tikei the Uepartment of Agricuk.wv 'lie ■asked to -make extensive ' esprrhi:en;ts with tlie same. \ That the attention of the Lv.niii>h.a ! Executivo be diuwn |. O the large increase by shipping; companies* un freights ' of tlie simple products. One spn-iker I thought tlie farmers were being given a jpoor return oy ite shipping compamfes, wihom they assisted' during the Btrike. That Uic jury system be altered, so that a man who ha* curved aa juryman should bo exempt for twulive months That Che Government be asked to do away with the Maori registration of dogs .in order to abate sheep worrying. ! That motor drivers be licensed by the Government. Tha-t tho Government be asked to reduce the quamnbino expanses «n piff; imported from Australia. Mr. T. Mors (EketiaQuma) waa elected President, and Mr Q. L. Maraball Vice'elecited. with the exception that Mr. J. G. Wilson, who 4«*ined wnomination for the! i-esSd'cncy, was appointed l to the executive in place of Mr. John Morrison, of Haleombe, Th« next conference ia to 1w held at Pabnerston .North. " " ' '