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NO ENCOURAGEMENT

PORK INDUSTRY HOPELESS N.Z. METHODS CRITICISED While great hopes are enter* tained in New Zealand for the profitable expansion of the pork export industry, little encaurtgement is given by Dr. I— Harding, doctor of philosophy at Cambridge University, England, who it at present in Auckland. “With the pigs that are being in this country now, and with me feed that they are given, I cannot see ho* the farmer hopes for successful pric~ on the Home market/* he said yesterday, after a tour through the Daminion extending over three months. It was Mr. Harding's mission in Nee Zealand to discover the possibilities for the profitable utilisation of wk y by a process which he has put ia.o operation in England, and he is convinced that steps will be taken to &!>• ply that process here. The systems at some of the dairy factories throughout the countrymainly in the Xorth Island —he said, were abominable, the farmers beir« allowed to take away the whey and bring their milk in unsterilist-d cans. He is a strong adherent of the 4 c!«ji foods” policy, and believes tiat.ft* time is coming when the authorities J New Zealand will demand every an being taken toward making ° ur P duce with clean milk. Inferior ch«ee was being manufactured from dirty milk at the present time. Pigs were being wrongly f?d. the doctor foresaw nothing but hopeless failure and the futility of > P** subsidy unless proper rationing of were adopted. “The bacon that is put on the nej hotel tables in Xew Zealand, never find its way to any table m.Jawland.” he said. *‘l have not decent piece of bacon in my »**• months in this country .”

- If- -U j ging and banging, and con “ r |“f s 0 f the his worst until sleep is a thin* morrow'. . band* Equally obnoxious are hawkers, cats on the tiles, ba and dozens of other causes that flourish unchecked. r i e If we suppress the naotor-CT condone the above distur fraispublic quiet? In fact, wh. v anti-noise legislation, all bear a penalty proportional- yen-K A general classification * the present scapegoat a re _ significant contributor to account.

NOTICES TO CORRESPOND^ “Subscriber” Henderson name and address (tor the is ’ tion) and we shallj- jn . quunes made.—Ed. I

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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 300, 10 March 1928, Page 8

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NO ENCOURAGEMENT Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 300, 10 March 1928, Page 8

NO ENCOURAGEMENT Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 300, 10 March 1928, Page 8

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