NEW OFFICERS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 155, 4 July 1938, Page 3

NEW OFFICERS.

FARM-DAIRY SCHEME. 35 TO BE APPOINTED. HIGHER QUALITY THE AIM. "The appointment of 3.5 farm-dairy n~iructnrs will be announced .shortly," -airl the Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. \I. J. Sava»e, in a statement issued dur--112 hi- week-end visit to Aiukland. -I here is no dearth of competent men available for the joh." he continued. •Jndei-.1. no fewer tiian 400 applications .-.ere revived for the new positions, and [ have i.een advised that the applicant's t; i-0.-ciitt'il exeeptiinially fine of New Ze.ihuulcr.s with a practical know-<ii--e of dairy fanniiicr. The appointments will he- made l>y the Public Ser- . iee t'■i'• i i ji;.— i> -ners. "Alpiirctlii'i- 77 offieeiv, will not a.-■■.ii-nioiairy in-! ni.-tors, that total ineiieli:-: '■'■'< n."..- a ji;...inters. The full scllenie ''. iiati.'ii.'l I';.nii-dairy iu.-l nn-t ion lus ■ eeu i--til!-.:;te'l Ui CO-l £!7,(l('l'l. (If thi- !;' r ;; i! : the ;n(iii-;ry wii] nintriiiiite fill : .' i-eiii. wh;if t.l-".' I.'wn'iinu'nt will l.eniV i ; ' : ' '- : '!it. The total expenditure i- '■■■ t .-.i-o-.i- ilotrile r,..e present cost of l'i;-!i:-;iii:-v I: t= -1 r;:-:-! ion. "With .ho keen (le\ehipnient of ovi-r- ---■-' r ■<■■■'• re i -t -.- c lit al to .. ive '■''' ■' '' v /..-a hi o 1 farmer further a.-.-is-!--'ii--*.' iii ihe ( !lii-le"i pnnhictioii of i-.>::i iiinniiii-; of t!:e lo;:i;ivt (inality. Oil" i;, -:'!'= -'•'■ '.iave il-m- c\ ■■.■;,t hnial'ly yoc.i ' -nh !..-...Pi-ii.M! ai:.l (|liality <.f pr..:Pie!-. ■ -:t tierc can he no -laekeiiim.' of i-l'.'ir-r. The • e.i -t.:i:-l:ird ii'il.-t he the -liiuhe-' ! ,: -'" !<• sli-iid iril. To ac!i:e\e ami main - lain this ,:-.:■. ;ive ,],.. ~.-i- out Mover .- p!---:-i'* "ill if-1 he .-low in playiu- i:•art. Australian Rivnlry. "When I u.is i„ K;-,...'-.„,l ].-,-t vea" : .'■ ! ; '-' Kin.: - -, Cir..i.a'.iou and ' the '■■:■ '■•■!"! C'o:.f :-....!,.,.. I ha.l an opi-oi. •lui'.y ii-.' only t.> !....!< at ..nr market ::!■; -.v-t"|il in (iiTji.t I'.riLiin. h;it to meet i ; e n-pre-euiutioMs of a va-t; iiupnrtiiij ti-.-.h- in feo.l-toir-. The sh.-.an of tl. : - 'i.-irkei.. was qnality ami -t ; :i

'■'":!!•:• nudity.' Our replc niti-t be jn-i.- - ■ical, We iei:-t deliver 'the goods. "My own impression* ~{' overseas nced::i:il standards were recently confirmed .by <lic Miui-fer ~f Agriculture, the Ho;.. \V. l.ee Martin, who. at the invitation of 'he < onimonw ealth (lovernincir. .'itnnled the Australian Agricult iral Council at Canberra, and al-o visit"' farms in Xew South Wale-. Victor:! and South An-ira!ia. and various n<jri- ■ ulfnral college- and re-ear.di stations. Sim-e returning from Australia. Mr. I.e > Martin, who liim-elf is a practical larmer. has impre-sed upon the Oovoi-n-I'u-nl til" fa -t that 'the Australian farmers and iidtnini-trative authoritieare alert to the nece.-sity for keeping a'.rea-t with scientific research and farm pronre.is. Altluuigli the Government partv comprise- men with a first-hand knowledge I and experience of farmincr. we do nor 1 claim to be a self-contained organisation believing that -we enn run Xew Zealand farming as if it were a small world of our own.- Our aim is to co-operate with . the farmers and lend thorn every posi si life n = si-ta:iee in the national task of i maintaining prosperity for the who!? i community."'