DAIRYMEN'S CONFERENCE
At tin.' coni crenec ol the National Dairy A s son a Lion at Auckland Ike retiring directors--Messrs A. Morton (Taranaki), 1. Ha.ssett (Auckland), and J. LI. Brechin (Wellington)—were re-elected. Tin' conference carried the North \m bland 'Dairy (Vmfmtnce's remit.
which was telegraphed yesterday—•“ Th.it directorates should he a voting milt for the election of the Control Hoard.”
As regards the proposal for a Dairy Council the remit was amended, suggesting that the executive of the National Dairy Association should become an Advisors' Council to tins Control Board, Die
■fiuth Island to have represent, atkm through the South -Island Dairy Association ■ ’
Other remits were adopted us lollow “ That the time has arrived when the Dairy Division should take steps to prevent cream or milk rejected on quality at one. factory being accepted l>y any other company : “ That the Agricultural Department he urged to establish at an earlv date a bacteriological and research laboratory, specially adapted to Die needs of the dairy industry.” As the result <>t the -Dairy Control Board taking over (he, control of the shipping of produce, the annual scale cf subscriptions was amended a;-, ioll-ow . Under 100 tons hut ter, 21s annually; 101 tons to 200 tump 425; over 200 lons, 635.
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Evening Star, Issue 18669, 25 June 1924, Page 10
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207DAIRYMEN'S CONFERENCE Evening Star, Issue 18669, 25 June 1924, Page 10
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