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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 11 August 1925, Page 5

“During the, _ past . .twelve months trade recovery from the aftermath of the war has been slow',,’.' stated.the ie. port of the Wellington Employers’ Association. ‘Fortunately for the country, the primary producers have been receiving highly satisfactory prices for their pioducts, but a large psoportion of the revenue thus received has been utilised in meeting liabilities incurred dairing- the .slump -period. Although the future of the Dominion will eventually be a sound one, .it. is the view ot many that strict economic principles should be adopted in view of the keen competition produce,s aie experiencing and will continue to experience from ot..er countries in the markets of the wor.d. As time goes on it is being realised more and more that the,development of the secondary industries of the country must be prosecuted more vigorously if the Dominion is to prosper as it has hitherto, and to this end it behoves both employers and employees to carry out their respective duties conscientiously and skilfully.” Mr A. C. Ross, who has been appointed to the London office of the Department of Agriculture, • resigned the position of manager of the Cardiff Dairy Company, at Taranaki, when, ayoung man, to enter the Government service, and after being in the Taranaki office for two years he was promoted to Dunedin, where he has served with much credit for 16 years as dairy inspector and grader. His duty in London will be as inspector of New Zealand dairy produce in the United Kingdom. In this he is to be associated with Mr Walter Wright, who has been in England for some years as instjector of dairy produce. The idea is that in view of the large increase of produce shipped to the Old 'Country the department needs more reports as to the Quality of produce as it appears in London, so that instructors and graders at this end may have .'additional guidance in ensuring uniformity of grading as between the different ports. THAT.SIMPLE IDEA MAY MEANMONEY. It seems small to you—an expert might see a fortune in it for you. Get the best advice and protection before someone else seizes the opportunity. We offer it to you. NOW is the moment to act.—Henry Hughes Ltd. (Directors: W. E. Hughes and J. T. Hunter, Regd. Patent Attorneys), 157 Featherston Street, Wellington. —6 Don’t suffer! Barraclough’g Magic Nervine stops toothache;" 1/6. —Advt. ‘