THE MEAT POOL.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 3105, 24 December 1921, Page 5

THE MEAT POOL.

TO TIIK EMTOH. Sir, I think it should be dearly under stood the above is not against the broker. Iml in our national interest, which couples the producer and the business community ireuerally. The urgency of this measure liuing brought into law is only best under stood bv our best thinkers, therefore ad wince the measure with all speed, and leave pin-] ricking alone. What we want, is a teal good board without political influence and with commercial brains watching out national inter.m from every point. This would mean the light business road to put the producer on a tinner fooling and assist linanee generally.--'! am. etc. U. I. FIAGER, TO Till; EDITOR. Sir. - li seems ihe producers of meat are not quite satislied with the London sales ol their nroduce. and to test matters wish to form a pool and put their meat on he London market in their own wav By the storm raised in England by those who handle the meal it may be mlerred that the change of dealing with our produce is justified. The old saying that "where there U smoke there is lire" is quite true M> pip,, will not give any smoke till lire is applied. It, M s that Irish matters are getlmg , e Irish every day. It seems to me that l|„. South of Ireland ha- no Dominion |).,' r li nn „.i,t l It is quite true that the South of Ireland elected a Republican Parliament. T | lcre is.no republic in Ireland never was ( | | hop,., never will be, .here ore, I maintain thai ihe South of Ireland has no Parliament at this present time In fact he whoh, thing is delight fully Irish. Wishinc the the compliments I ,| 1( . -Teason I have been a constant ktJ.Sr:? h "'"W^ > l"ngi»ikei street. Dec. 2A. 1921-