“WHOLLY SUPERFLUOUS“

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10811, 29 January 1921, Page 6

“WHOLLY SUPERFLUOUS“

IRISH APPEAL TO N.Z. DAIRY COMPANIES. “CALCULATED TO HINDI*.” “A paragraph appeared; in the aspens some time ago to the effect that the dairy companies in New Zealand had received an appeal Don Ireland for financial support,” slotted the Prime Minister to a “Ernes” representative yesterday* ‘land with reference to that appeal the Imperial Govern, meat has sent out the fioQonring cablegram : The appeal made by fie Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, Drib, lin, to co-operative dairy companies in New Zealand for moral, and financial support, is calculated to hinder- the Bratfflh Government in its fixed determination to stomp out murder, and is wholly superfluous miH uncalled for. Some of the creamery managers, how. ever, are Smn Feinere, and' some creameries have been used as rendezvous of the Irish Bepuhhoan Army. Owners of creameries which have been It aliciously destroyed or damaged can and do apply for compensation to county courts, and these courts assess damage, which is then pavatrto from local rates. Where there is delay in securing payment from the local authorities the Government bare made ii known that thev are prepared to con aider sympathetioiiny any case of hardship resulting from such delay. “ ‘The total number of co-operative creameries in Ireland as 710, but of this number only 19 have been destroy- » ed and 24 damaged, seven of whack are now believed to be again carrying an business.’ ”