THE MEAT TRADE IN WAIKATO

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2061, 22 September 1885, Page 2

THE MEAT TRADE IN W A IK A TO

Messrs Bull and Banks at Hamilton. A Ii 1 1 .iinl ropii ~ciit.itm' nicctiui; of the committee •|>|in|iitul t" liuet Mi'nsi-, Hull and liiuk-, (lll,ct"l> of tin 1 Kio/in Ml it Gdinpiny, \\ >-. held m tin 1 Clumber <if Ciwimu'rcv, W.uU itn Tunes limlihnjf-, Hamilton, yc-teid i> afternoon, Mi \V. A (ii.ili.fii in the cli.ur. A full discussion tuok place cm tin. mibject in qui">ti<>ii. It was agreed tint f<u the present tbo establishment of a meat tiiiiini^ factory was beyond tin; hhuii-> of the distiict, but it was uiiaiiimnu-ly aj^ieed that slaiapflitoi ii>«^ yard-, should be erected in Waikato undir tbo auspices <>f tbo Coopmative AsvJti.ition, and tb.it the moat should be -.cut in tbe uaica-.e for .sale in :i di-.id mc.it marlyot in Auckland. Messt-< Hull and Banks expressed a sincere deaiic on tho part of the (< i < i/eu Meat Company to meet in eveiy possible way the wishes of the Waikato settlers in cairynifj out this movement, and offeied escuptvmally favourable temis in co-opeiatmg with thum tor the disposal of the meat, and utih>in£ the cooling chambeiri when lequiml. Aftei full discussion it was shown that this move nient can be best earned without interfeiing with any cxHting vested inteie-^ts. A cordial vote of thanks \vm> accorded to Messrs Bull and Banks for their visit to Hamilton, and for the valuable information on a variety of subjects connected with the proposed movement, and one not the least of the objects pained wns the satisf.irtory explanation by Air Bull of the action of the Fio/cn A Feat r\ini|iauy, \.hich showed th it a wioii<r mipirsMoii had bet n cnteitaiued by W.nknto sottleii of the effect of their action on the pio>pcnty of the distuct.