DAIRY CONTROL

Grey River Argus, 20 June 1925, Page 5

DAIRY CONTROL

NEW MEMBERS ALL FOR FUI CONTROL. WELLINGTON. June 19. In the Press Association message giving the result of the Dairy Boar election it was inadvertently slat that Mr Bryant, who was elected lor fl,he South Island, was in favour ot mollified control only. It is stated on behalf of tho Dairy Board this :s an error as he is wholly in favour ol the Board’s police' of absolute eon trnl, for which the South Islam! votes were 5394 in favour and 271' against. All three candidates elect ed favour the Board’s policy. SOCIALISM GOOD . BUSINESS ' WELLINGTON, Junel9. Mr Motion and Mr loms, members of tho Dairy Produce 'Export Control Board, who have been selected to represent tho Board in London iioro onfortainod nt, dinner.

Mr Grounds (chairman) emph ed the need for better market, ■ . methods. Some of their propost : forms in marketing methods i. > been described as “socialistic’ ■‘communistic,’’ but he asked .. any section of business men i.v.ne in the city consider it good business to manufacture eighteen to twenty millions worth of produce and semi it to market, without some organisation at the market end to protect their interests. Such business men would be thought mad. Mr Nosworthy, Minister of Agriculture, said that the Board’s function was solely to consolidate the industry. He had no doubt as to future success of the meait, dairy and other boards. Mr McLeod, Minister of Lands, said that Parliament was closely concerned in the success of the airy Board, whose powers affected forti per cent, of the country s tota, ports. If success were not nchiev"d Parliament would have to answer the country. He had no doubt * the Board’s ability to secure the «ired results, but- he regretted • ' anathv shown by sections of in'.Ttrv in matters affecting them owr business. At the. recent cle< ' over twenty five per cent.