TARANAKI REMITS.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19901, 2 June 1936, Page 9

TARANAKI REMITS.

“+— lAIIIII IN OONFIRINOE. TWO DAIRY POOLS. NEW PLYMOUTH. Saturday. The North Taranaki conference of farmers was held at lnslcwood. and among the remits passed the following may interest producers in the \\‘aikato: " The conference rnnsiders that if farm products are taken over by the State the prices should he relative to the actual goods obtainable overseas for those products, inking lnlo con—sideration all rises of costs in New Zealand." This remit was carried and another amendment expressing opposition to control of produce had been withdrawn. Mr H. Mnrrhant considered the latter suggestion was going too for as marry were hostile to guaranteed prices. ' lle usixcd huw mortgages could ‘hc udJustrd unless there \\'as some point on which to base values. ” That the Government investigate the position regarding the supply of nurirullurul labour available in New Zruiund. and if as a result oi‘ the investigations there is not sufficient lutnuur to supply ihe nerds of tho roun—try it immcdintviy adopt an immixrutiou policy for supplcmeuting thc rcquirc—utcnts for ugrlrulturul labour." Pics, Calves and Gown. 1‘ “That In \'](‘\\‘ of the possllliliiics of tilt‘ dairy (armor lining piiu'rd .‘ii a dlsadmutugc as u result at other in—trrcsts u spu-rinl authority in- detail—listu‘d to take rhurgv of all pigs. imitily rnhes and cull rows." 'l‘hls rrmii was moved by Mr Snronson (llilislmrnug'h), \\'tm suid Hint it they dosh-rd in gain the nmrkrt in llriluin t‘ur thrir [rig and cut! products they \\nuld have to do their sharia New Zt-uitlnd prndurcd almost Imif the pork inmurtr‘d into ltrltuin and it was of thc iinrst quality, but if thr)‘ \\rrv In go my (ht- imrnn trade they would hll\(‘ tn gm in fur a diflorcnt type or animal, 'l'hvy muld not surrrod unless tlmrr “us some or» nnisation In tom-h t‘urmcrx lt ncrdml some dt‘nnite control to \\llh‘il their interests. 'l‘iir rnni‘ort‘nre rarriml n rumit from [its l'lnrdii‘f itrnnrh that iilu t'nwrrnnmnt lm uruml tn ('l‘t‘llrl‘ i\\u svpdi'dlx‘ pools for tuit‘rr .lilll ritvvsr rosin-c li\'<~i)‘. 1m thut siiutlid it lw nvrrssury for the tiltllh'il') t-I rantrtiutiv to em} tinflfic'tu')‘. mu'it St“‘lll|il \\nulll run—triituic in tin ”\\'n [ma] und su muili eilhrr ltutirr or rhm‘w runtriiuliirn.r l.) the tit‘iirirnry «12' the ntiwr. "'i'h‘tt this branch cunsitit-rs that \‘niltilfiflli nt‘ land should not i-I' itnsrd on the lmprmmi pruiurtiw \uniuu- he “use it prnulmw prugrmsiu- i'urm~ era" was worried. \\'lmt tum, I'nr \xtluntiun \\’un thrrr unltws :t \\ u;v ti'.‘ 'I ,' niuul Mr H l, Marl-hunt. llr- comidrrml it '.\ -:- he the puny {mm - .. \wuld luv pru—fliisrti. uni Hir‘ :vmi tttrmrri iiv run- ’ sldcrrd tin-r.- \\.t\ um unt‘nirnrns Another Sht‘tiu'“ {myth-«i nut that nl» paring ttw mind it n’ Lmd was a turm- (w far ns rmmty ruling was runrernwl I‘ .- It i. :r: ..':l .l low valuat—tmn uni 11-rv‘ - ‘ t- w it tuniirs hot 4’ it!” tn ulirr liil' u.“ Milli ui‘ iill'lll'." l‘c- . nutty-l.