FRUITGROWERS' GRIEVANCE

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2724, 20 March 1916, Page 8

FRUITGROWERS' GRIEVANCE

AN INSPECTOR-WANTED. • By Telegraph—Press Association. ' \ Hastings, March 18. • Six months ago the Government prompted Mr. Campbell, orchard inspector here, to Wellington, and failed! to appoint a. successor. The Hawke's Bay fruit growers at their last meeting decided that the attention of the Government be drawn to the fact that the absence of an inspector vas a- serious monace'to the fruit growing industry. Codlin moth and other pests were lecoming rampant in tho district, and infected fruit, was being offered for sale. The association also urges local inspection in Hawke's Bay of fruit for export. -.'.•■ '

Cheese factories which use Parton's Victor Vats are better equipped, and therefore 6how better dividends. Tho Victor' Vats have middle drainage, to which the bottom slopes. This makes for complete elimination of whey and more uniform curd. Get details. Write straightway. A. J. Parton, Carterton — Advt. , • . Never has the demand for clear-headed constructive thinking in business been so urgent as it is right now. We are living in a,.progressive age, and must take advantage' of all up-to-date methods. It is in savings from waste of any description that money is made to-day, and by concentrating one's efforts on all details of'our, business we claim to bo.able to produce results for our many cream suppliers. Wo want more cream. Can you supply ns? Further particulars, Wanganui Fresh Food Co.—Advt. ■