TRANSFERS OF LAND.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10668, 25 June 1912, Page 5

TRANSFERS OF LAND.

{To The Editor.] Sir, — la re-ply to a cccTcepantbnt, "Unsuccessful," I would like to etato "Liberal" is not "up a tree." For 'his information,. "Liberal" is a norn farmer, and worker. "Unsuccessful" talks a'hcuit fourteen, .pence per lb for butter fat. I would like liim to stalta- the factory around Carterton •that paid that last year; and an for talking aibcut this season we cannot reckon our chickens before they are '•hatched. My returns were on a. sound (basis of last yeans, which I have received and spent. "Unsuccessful" by his kltfer must be one of those clever kind who milk twentyfive on Iris own,, as he don't reckon ou paying for help; or on the other hand, he must ibe one tliiat gets his boys and gink to miiilk and 'never. thinks about paying them, 'and when his boys want to start on their own they are handicapepd for funds, and must remain workmen. I think "Unsuccessful" would hnd he 'had a lot of sorciws loose if he fined' that game on some .boys, and I think he would also find someone (stepping in when 'they got to the age cf fourteen. As foir "throe-tooths," he is wrong again, always wrong. "Eibcm.il" may have Toi-gotten more than "Unsuccessful" 'ever learnt about sheep. Ma* Editor, when answering such ais "Unsucceasr ful" I reckon it is u'aste cf time and paper, as he only hats "his axe to grind," i»;id I have not. What I wote was in l defence of these applying for transfers, and I stated my 'opinion for .the benefit of the Board on what I (have already saen on tilie Carriington Estate, where several settlers have to kirn out to work, and if the sections had been as I suggested, larger, this would not have been necessary. .Now, "Unsuccessful," keep :on ibelieving. You will get a section •'if you only keep to the "ballots," itihen perhaps you will change your vurie.— I ann, etc., "LIBERAiL SUFFERER."