SHIPMENT OF DAIRY PRODUCE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 19 October 1914, Page 6

SHIPMENT OF DAIRY PRODUCE.

■^PREMIER INTERVIEWED.

—VRESS 4SSOCT\TfON. ■^ "WELLINGTON, Oct. 17. repiesenting the Bristol Producers' Association thefPremier to-day. It was' Mr liysnar that shipping peoand tjhose in control ena combine and at least two shipping ccmpanio-s had entered Hfbne American shipping ring. Ho "two.- cases where dairy productold that they must enter for six years, otherwise not get their stuff (shipped. —Can you give instances? Lysnar.—l shall send you the I myself have been carriage for my stuff in WelMassey.—Who refused you? H|<Lysnar.—The New Zealand ShipM|.Company, and I was told that I M&apply through the National Dairy ■Ration. After you made a certain Memeufc in tho House I was told I ■^^get spaeo fou my butter, but not Hny cheese. ■r* Massey said ho understood the Mry, Association, merely existed in or_ Bjto, have a man in Wellington who Hid look after producers' interests. HTr~ Lysnar said that was the general ■session, but he claimed that he had Bmii to believe otherwise. WSr Massey remarked that it was a K?Mr Lysnar bad not gone before the ■rafittee and offei'ed to give evidence. ■jlrv^Lysnar said he would willingly Re'given evidence ,but he was not go■f^tp.chase the committee. Hfr Masssy said if it could be shown Ktca dairy factory could not gst its Educe away he would take action. Pj Jjysmtr repeated that he could h?y correspondence in two cases., tfr Massey.—My information is that sy cannot lill the ships available. Softer further discussion, the Premier d "he would ask the shinping compandor an explanation of the matters ferfed to by the deputation, and puld puUi&h that explanation. '