MR. BAXTER’S VISIT

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 26 September 1933, Page 4

MR. BAXTER’S VISIT

(To the Editor.)

Sir, Mr T. Baxter, representative of the National Farmers’ Union of England and Wales, will be in the district to-morrow and the heads of the industry will, in the usual New 7 Zealand self-opinionated style, take the gentleman to the “show farms.”- 1 ran hear them sav to him, “Cow to the acre! Three hundred odd pounds of butterfat to the acre! Very little manure! Farmer and schoolboy do ou cows in 50 minutes with the world’s only efficient methods at a cost of only 3d. or so per lb butterfat.”. Mr. Baxter will go home and tell a w r onderful story and make things worse for us We are mortgagors and Mr. Baxter represents the mortgagee. . To get a fair deal we must put a fair ease and not be extreme, as 1 am sure will be put up to-morrow 7 . There is no disgrace in the truth. Show 7 him the bad with the good.—l. am, etc., STRUGGLING COCKY.