DAIRY BILL.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19883, 12 May 1936, Page 9

DAIRY BILL.

(To the Editor.) Sin—l have been listening atten—tively to the speeches that we have had the privilege of listening to over the air, and one thing that I think must strike everyone is the curious attitude taken up by those, in opposi—liuu tu the Dairy Bill to the Govern—ment taking over the whole of the dairy prndurts‘ They 5:13. this was never intended; neither were the farmers interested aware that this was the intention. Now these same men admit that lilL‘ party were quite detlnitc In proclaiming the fuel that they were, twinger tn 11x wires. is there anyone hunestt)‘ w >lupid as to inmgine that it woutt he liussihle to do this without almutute enntrut ot' the selling our! of the in tustrg'.’ Fancy the Government or any—ume else guaranteeing a ttwd price 'with \nriuus emupanies and indi—\iduats setting their uwr. produce at rat-Hug: prieeS, as in the past, of as muvh as :9d per 1h! Another matter that was stressed by these in orunnsitiun was the I'aet that it \wuld he ttt>ilhtl'tilt>¢ fur the farmers In tune the buyer tie. the till\'L‘l‘tl—ment? tl\in:_" the trier. this there (‘Vl'l lawn a lime shire the inaluxlry started that the Iruyer has ilut tt.\ed the priee‘.’ ,\tr 1-‘nrlnw's resume ut‘ the pnsitian “as almut a< glmun)‘ as it “3“ possible tll ttti‘titre the [lllhltttltL 't'hm nuuht have lieen quite in winter it' there hint ln'en any rhanee ut' hell:— in: hitnwlt'. .tnd ”time with him, t-t L't't their u\\n \\.u}: hut M'l'ttl: it “an inn Lite in time the least et‘l'eet nu the ]r.l>.~ltl.‘—~" nt' the measure it would ten.» lmn much hetter it‘ a large put-e tinn ut' his slit-evil had remained unA _xtlitkl‘tl.‘ t ant. etr., I‘I.(;.Ii. lt.|ltttltHlt, \ttiy ti.