THE DAIRY INDUSTRY.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 115, 13 May 1912, Page 7

THE DAIRY INDUSTRY.

FORTHCOM fNG OKI,ERR ATIONS AT HAVKLOCK. On" Haveloflk correspondent write?! as follow- under i^tiirclnv's, d-it?: - Tt has now heen •d^finitelv de^Klnd that the /moke concert to bo held in Have lock under the jnisnice« of fcho North Marlborough d.:iry factons

will take place on Saturday next, tiro ; IStlv, in" tho Havelock Town Ha/! ■ The gathering is likely to be a mo-.* 'distinguished one, .as the following ; gentlemen have signified' their iirteation ■of being present:—The Hon. i Jame« Colvn, 'Minister «>r Mines: I the Hon. C. B. Mills. M.L.C.;' Mr "11. McCallum, M.P.; Mr, EL-wry Ac more, M.P.; Mr D. Cuddie, chief dairy expert; Mr F. W. B. Grevillc. ' editor of the Dairyman and Fanners-' \ Journal.

Mr H. M. Reader, secretary of the smoke concert, was in communication with Mr R. McCallum thi& morning, and the latter gentleman assured1. Air "Reader that he would be present without fail, find that he would m«i«» every endeavor to get the Prime Minister to accompany him.

A number of Marlborough's most prominent business men, who are interested in dairying matters,. :i.reaJUo being invitepl, among whom arc Messrs J. J. Corry, J. Reid, J. R. Sharp, R. 'Stansfieldl (the first secret tary to HJavelock Dairy Factory;, and many others. :

The function should prove an unqualified success,' and the spea&ers are likely to impart some valuable in formation on dairying matters.