WINTER MILK.

Otaki Mail, 1 August 1923, Page 3

WINTER MILK.

To tin; Kditor. j 1 Sir, —There have lately been some ' * interesting proceedings to the dash of j 1 a nter milk tans, not a iuuulreil miles i * .1 roin our 1 ' 1,0.' Angeles, ’ ’ known to the | vulgar as Otaki. Ar a recent gathering < ‘ certain venom had been vomited, and j 1 the? speaker went on: —‘Mi - . Chairman, j a you degraded yourself by joining . you were pushed into il.'' The Chair- i ;l man interveued, “I cannot sit here and j 1 allow that. 1 know these men, 1 have j a corked with them a considerable time. | e and .1 know of no hotly of men (and J. . ~ speak from extended experience) that ’■ lias been more exemplary in their ser- ( s tier, or more tilde and diligent for jl. i iiuse they represent, than my collea- | e gues you refer to: 1 have not felt tie- 1 graded, 1 have felt it an honour lo be I a ! <eir Chairman, and if L "as pushed :l into it as our friend says, why "as my i appointment cordially approved bv a a dirge gathering ol’ shareholders.'' 1 This high praise was appreciated, t and the iirst speaker got no support. . 1 Through trying and often stormy times. | <i i dose men have "’on not only the eon- ‘ e r.deuce, but the esteem of those whose I i ttiniou; are of value, anil it is a pity y ihat there were not mure like them, s I knit's is an example to be followed if 't sound methods are lo be approved.-- I Touts, etc., AMTiTtji: 11'.