WORLD'S DAIRY CONFERENCE
WILL N.Z. BE REPRESENTED. [Per United Press Association.] t WELLINGTON, May 21. Whether New Zealand is or is not to be represented at the World's Dairy Congress, to be held in Washington next October, is not yet decided. According to reports received from America, the congress will be the greatest of the kind ever held.’ The discussions, it is claimed, will interest scientists, teachers, public officials, cattle breeders, dairy farmers, product and equipment manufacturers, distributors, importers, exporters, child health and social welfare workers, students of dietetics and home economics writers, and philanthropists. The congress will be the first international dairy meeting held in the United States, and the first to be held anywhere in the last nine years. Incidentally it will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the International Dairy Federation, which is lending its support. All nations have been invited to send representatives to the congress. The Minister of Agriculture states that the question whether New Zealand will be represented is under consideration.
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Evening Star, Issue 18280, 21 May 1923, Page 1
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