THREE PARTIES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 114, 16 May 1931, Page 1 (Supplement)

THREE PARTIES.

No doubt the unfortunate (flowing of the former outlets for New Zealand butter in Australia and Canada bai contributed to the present difficulty! inasmuch as the full weight of increased production in the Dominion has had to be borne by the alrn.ily ovcrhiai er, marker, in the United Ki izdom vt ch is f'ee and open to nd comers. Little can be done in the 1 Dominion to restore values to a more profitable level, but what practical steps may be taken should not be delayed. It is necessary in the first place tint the people of New Zealand should realise the serious character o2 the crisis that has descended up >n tLo dairying industry. The position is a-uie. end the only suggestions thnt can be i mde for the relief of way sown idiDost platitudinous at a time like the present. It is essentia! that rencv.cii efforts should bo made iu tho d’reetjon of raising the standards (f quality, reducing still further the costs ef ’uiiouction and aandling and establishing bettor relations with the nr.Fk?t by mooting its require.ne .s .a <► ?n the smallest dtlcil. To Mich c ufidera.. its more tlwj. usual e". 30 Las already bee’*, given ny UM industry this season, but, if improvements can still be effected, it is highly u.iiwrtant that no time should bo ’ost m effecting them.—Otago Daily, Times.