DAIRY CONTROL BOARD

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16377, 27 June 1927, Page 12

DAIRY CONTROL BOARD

FUTURE WORK THE CHAIRMAN EXPLAINS lii a statement published in ties month’s "Dairy Produce Exporter,' Mr. \Y. Grounds, <Tini|mnn of the Dairy Control Board, makes reference to the scope of future work of the hoard, "The exact scope of the limited eon Uni to operate next season cannot be stated definitely until fully considered Ov the I card at its next meeting,” lie says. “A general outline, is, however, possible. It will cover the general insurance and shipping contracts supernvisinn, together with reservation of stocks during the flush production, to enable a steady supply to be maintained throughout the year. Reservations of cheese will he on a much more limited scale than butter, owing to the obviously different conditions surrounding the cheese market. “Infounatioti regarding all markets rod production statistics will be sccureri for the guidance of all factories. Advertising will be continued, probably on the lines conducted during the past season—that, is, by shop-window displays in selected alias, together with extensions suggested Ivy last veal s experiences. "The system of auditing account sales in London established last season will probably be maintained to watch the interests of pioduccrs in the matter of charges, and also to provide some indication for relative efficiency of distributive agencies. "Other matters that will call for attention will be the basis upon which' the London olliee will he reconstituted. Willi the scope of its work curtailed by the withdrawal of marketing, a much more modest agency Van l.v established. Portion of the office space, secured in anticipation of larger work, can be released.

"The accountancy department, which has been built up to handle factories accounts and credits during the past season, will have to he disbanded. It is clue to that department to say how much 1 regret their disintegration.’