TYNWALD COURT, APRIL 9, 1952 413 for a year. We are doing all we can to member that, as far as the Board of help the. fishermen, but I am perfectly Agriculture is concerned, thcy will do willing to meet them, and Mr Coaole can their best to see that it is paid up to come along too if he wishes, and we date as soon as possible. I have great can have a friendly chat and see if any- pleasure in moving this vote. thing else can be done. Mr Kelly has spoken about the Milk Recording' The Governor: We will take Mr Scheme, and so did Mr Bolton. This Kelly's amendment to reduce the began with half-a-crown grant, but we amount by £750 (the grant for Knock- have raised it to lOs with a minimuni aloe) first. of £4. for any farmer. On a devision, the amendment was Mr Kelly: I raised the matter at the carried in the Council (Messrs Canister, Board; it is unfair to raise it in public._ Kneen, Crellin and Teare voting for), . Mr Cannell: Well, the matter is on but lost by 14 to 7 in the Keys. The the agenda for next week's meeting of voting in the Keys was:— the Board. I have also had a note For: Messrs Crowe, T. Q. Cannel], passed to me in connection with the Coole, Kelly, Bolton, Cowin, and Milk Special Designation Scheme. As the Speaker. I pointed out, this scheme was run by the Local Government Board, and Against: Messrs Corkhill, Corlett, through a misunderstanding between Gerrard, R. C. Cannel!, Farrant, the two boards this scheme elapsed Kerruish, Mrs 13ridson, Messrs from July, 1951, to January, 1952, but Nivison, Brownsdon, Moore, McFee, the payment, I t.Inderstand, by the Cottier, Quine and Taggart. Local Government Board has now been The resolution was carried. . made up to the end of 1951. Mr Crellin: That was explained at The Governor: 'The Court will now the last :Court, Your Excellency. stand adjourned until to-morrow, Thurs- day, at 11 am. Mi Cannell: But I have had a note Sent to me, and I can•promiSe the hon. The Court adjourned.
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