In Daniell's Den

NZ Truth, Issue 1189, 13 September 1928, Page 6

In Daniell's Den

TIS a .few'?. year's i since old. Daniel did-...-/'/his stuff ■ m. the.rf lion's den, but he. now nas -a; rival, r /f or the lions of finance anU fcommerce/sitvup and-listen \yhen. Len;\Da-niell, •: the ■•■Wairere pro-phet,-speaks -hisV piece,'.: .J I Aj.;si4atsering.o^i banking experience before he tooki t6\farming gave Ben. Sufficient knowledge ;• to tenable him to get a correct- line sonj a. system of costing .which •few^v'fdrmers bother about to, „.'.:. v?^v.]jen::^np^s,;, exactly- . what ' each . ;lii^«;.?^'f.; ; lgTSss>.'.c;bst - him, how much it : :?&S : fei'-itiini^-ib':pr.pduce every .pound of : wobi'.'-'a^l?i.&'p.--;on777'and ; -there is no more solidv student ; of farming economy, m; the couMi-y than L.T^D. ' He \lpves nothing better than an argument ■•. with economists ■on prpduction costs, and, though hampered by a. slight impediment when the.de-. bate waxes strongly, Len". is not always second. . Statistics should have been his middle .name, but everyone knows that figures can be niade. to $ay, anythingV'.^ ■"V-"' . >','.■':■ ;: ' ■ '.■'■'■ •■■ • The farming community of the "Wai- :- r'arapa has:.a Jot to thank Xen.Daniell fprr-^'the ; Farmei's'. Union .and- the Weilingtbii Xapd^ Board .both ; know. the'valUe bfhis dpihiohs, -.- -1:,