NEW ZEALAND'S DAIRYING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 83, 3 September 1914, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND'S DAIRYING.

PROFESSOR CREKLMAN'S MISSION.

Auckland, August 31. Au American agricaiiltiuirist scientist, Professor G. C. Oreehnaji, was amongst the passengers who iwrivod by tins Niagara ycstcrduy. He <*me for tile purpose of attending t,lie meetings of scientists in N'e\v Zealand under the auspices of the British Association. I'nofcssor Croclman is {president of Mia (Ontario Agricultural college, Ggelpfc. Canada. He intends to proceed <<> Wellington and place hiniseJf in touch with the Agricultural. Department. in tile matter of delivering lectures in Ne.w Zealand, lie will be guided by the wishes of the Dejmrtmeiit. jt lis Professor Creelman's intention to stay in New Zealand' for some time ill order to study the dairying conditions in the Dominion. "[ want," lie remarked! yesterday," to see Sew Zealand in the spring-time and to gain information at iirsit. hand of tilie dairying conditions here. 1 have tieen supplied with niueh valuable infomitt-tion With regard to Aew Zealand's dairying induis'try, but 1 have come to this country with an open miind. The information which 1 haw shows that New Zbaland luia Ijeen making great headway in- the butter and cheese trade, and the object of my visit is to find out how it is done. Nothing in the past has done so much for Canada as the dairying industry, aim nothing has advciitised Canada, so mlwtii in Great IMtain as the *bnt tor and cheese tradft.