DAIRY INDUSTRY

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 7 April 1934, Page 7

DAIRY INDUSTRY

MR GOODFELLOW’S PROPOSALS ,>A •• Jl VI. I -If I (By Telegraph—Press Association) .*» WELLINGTON, This Dayy-y, • TV When invited to comment on the ten " * points suggested by Mr Goodfellow-for - -- 1 the rehabilitation of the dairying in- .. ..i dustry, Mr Forbes said that the gen- A"”'s eral question of the industry and whafc could be done to assist in its present -* * difficulties would be discussed when * the Government again met the Dairy £ Produce Control Board in coViference , following the meeting of the’ bolird to be held on lltli April. VISIT OF MR BRUCE • REPORT CONFIRMED' ' “ *■ f WELLINGTON, This Day. * The report from Sydney that Mr j Bruce will visit New, Zealand- oh his « return journey to England.. wa.s, cp)ifirmed by Mr Forbes, who said that-Mr r Bruce would discuss with him ques- « tions concerning the dairying in dps tty! that were of mutual interest to., thp.y.' » Commonwealth and the Dominion, also ‘ ip questions relating to marketing and‘‘ ' the quality of wool. Mr Forbes - said £ that a conference of those interested-on v in the wool industry was reeefltjly,held,.,J 4 in England to discuss certain aspects jj of the trade, including marketing, <im- » provement of quality and organisation L of publicity. Mr Bruce had bean ’pre'- n K £ sent at the conference, and it had been";' * arranged that he should discuss U questions with the Prime Minister of , New Zealand. . - ”