THE DAIRYING REGULATIONS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 152, 18 June 1908, Page 2

THE DAIRYING REGULATIONS.

Speaking at Cliristclmreh in rpgnril to tlic mooting of dairynioii at Aucklanr. at which Messrs. Massoy ami Ung hud criticised the dairv" regulations, the Hon. Mr. MeNab said he thought Mr. Massey had referred to the old regulation, on the improvement of which a good deal ol thought and cave had been expended during the last twelve months. Tin' new regulations, he said, were almost completed. That the criticisms concerned the old regulations was proven by the fact that the new regulations had not vet liecn issued. Neither Mr. Massev nor Mr. bang nor any member of Parliament in New Zealand had seen the regulations or knew what was in them: Mr. Lang could not have known when he said-so much was left to the "sweet will" of the inspector. That was one of the things, as he had told the ocputation of Christ church dairymen, tint hid been reduced to a minimum, ~,,',l against the "sweet will" of the inspector they would always be able to appeal. All the discussion which had taken place was Wed on tho "'- 7'" bitions which were in operation hefole ],e took up his portfolio. The expeiience of the old regulations had guide,! ,l,e formation of "■<■ n«',» «"**• . wn .";'' would be tentative for the first twelve „„„,„,< of operations. So lar from ~„„„;„.. the farmer, the Department „„,,. wanted ,0 .top thos, who were ,arclcss. and whose carrying on of 1 ~.„!,. was al the <•»-' of ethers. 101 irstance. milk produced amid lilthv siu_ r( „„„,i,„,s contaminated the who <• 0 •1 f.ictnrv's output. I his was om 01 ue. 1,,!,,.,, i,'«a, urgently necessary to put a stop to. _