To, the Editor of the "NowTH-CuiNa Dairy News."
Sim—I wish heartily to endorse 13's very pertinent remarks under the above heading. The needs of Jo publicity institution of to-day. should be measured by the breadth Jof its scope as called for by the, social system of the community [which it has to enlighten.
Journalistic' ability would no doubt be a great asset to the' off ment, but there are other more essential qualifications. All men fof the same profession are not alike in their qualifications and all cannot fill equally well prominent Positions in public life, In fine an individual will be of greatest use to the community if he performs for the community that service which he is most fitted to render. And if a candidate should have the quali-cations mentioned in T's letter 1 elleve he woold be eminently fited for the post even though not a Journalist.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.