DAIRY FARM BUILDINGS
rilE POSITION OF THE TENANT,
Speaking recently at Christchurch the Minister for Agriculture, the Hon. R. McNab, said that something would have to bo done to make the cost of necessary improvements in dairy farm premises fall loss harshly on the tenant. Questioned by tho writer as to what he meant by this suggestion, Mr McNab said tho idea ho had in his mind was that the relative interests of tho landlord ami tenant should bo assessed in tho statutory requirements, ami each should bo compelled to pay according to hie asgassud interest. This was imperative, said Mr McNab, if tho dairy inspection being introduced was (o bo ofTectivo in tho case of leasehold farmers, especially where the leases wore for a brief term.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6488, 7 April 1908, Page 3
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