To the Editor of the "Nortu-Cutna Dairy News."
Srr,—In answering the criticism or rather recommendations put forward in a letter from "Pro Bone" in your Thursday issue, T like to state that this committee is very grateful for the suggestions, and is glad to assure him that they have been our policy all along.
If "Pro Bone" would look into any of the Monday papers, he will find a detailed list of all the sub scription of the previous week The publication of this is in consequence of a resolution passed at our second meeting held October 4, 1920, and it has been carried out regularly ever since.
It is a matter of regret that we have not applied the same _procedure to the money paid out. But any.anxiely entertained on this score can easily be dispelled; since any payment over $1,000 can only be made with the sanction of the meeting, and-on the written aw thorization of the Chairman. The cheque for such payment, in order to be valid, must bear thr signature of one Chinese and one foreign treasurer. Moreover, our books are always open to the in. spection of anybody interested.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.