CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 4 September 1914, Page 5

CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE

TO THE EDITOR

SIR,—I like your style in giving all the credit the other day to one man for the tinned fish supplied the Territorials. But the facts of the case (cases if you like) are this —the fishermen of Helensvine are to supply the fish sufficient for the 100 cases given, the factory hands put in the labour free, and Mr Jas. Stewart, for his firm, does all the necessary manufacture, tinning, labelling, packing, etc., in connection with the said 4,800 tinned mullet. —I am, etc., Fisherman. [Facts are stubborn things, and we. are always prepared to give them in bold type, at the same time the misprint occurred through insufficient information casually picked up.—Editor ECHO.]