MEAT WORKS SALE

Greymouth Evening Star, 13 June 1925, Page 2

MEAT WORKS SALE

jdNis'rmt’s EXPLAN.'vnte. '

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WELLINGTON, .June 12. * ... At the meat works enbtlii'y,,S-i’ J°hir Findlay..said that by arrangement with his learned friends; he handed in the following letter from the, Hon. W. Nos worthy; Minister for Agriculture •: “With reference to Page. 1565 evidence g.veh by me, bs'iore your Coni, mission, what I meant, by the expression “outside of Lysnar and those who are actually the king pins qf the comnan” ” was that, in addition to them, I wanted consideration for all gu-'r-antois and farmers without except on who were (•onqerned., J certainly . did not mean that l.vsnar and those who wt-re actually, the ’king pins of the Company should be shut out Or Excluded from coDside.ratioj'i. That this was my meaning may. be se'e'n by reference to a promise I ,<jot from .Jolly (at the. end. of the .first paragraph of page .1565), “I will give every np’ni every as. sistance that I can. That is every guarantor.’’ That letter, said .Sir. John Findl iy, was'to be regarded,by the Commission as if it had been sworn to ’-y Mr Ycsworthy as part of his evidence. That was agreed to by his learned friends. Mr Lysnar: That is agreed. AVo have no objection.

The Commission adjourned till tomorrow,.,,'.. I '/ /■ .77 //.