FARMERS' DAIRY UNION.
In n:oving tho adoplion of tlm report at tbo annual meeting of the New Zealand Farmers' Dairy Union at Palmerston JCorth, tho cuairman, .Mr. T. Parsons, said that last seascu a number of the unica suppliers who had left camo hack aßaiu, which spoko well for the progress of the union, which had big opposition. The directors had bean paying to suppliers just as much as ivas rewivod for the butter, less expense?, etc. The prospects of the coming seis'iu iverc bright, lie had askfd.the directors to'co-operate with him and. sell this reasonV output f.0.b.. WeHinifton, and he was sure they would get good prices. The directors vliould undoubtedly receive IOJiL per lb. for the butter. They had Void a fair amount, of butter locally, in different parts of the North Island; and received (food prices except from Wellinglon. One ■Wcllinston firm last winter kept tho price of butter down to Is. per lb. for two months, which, was a considerable loss to the union. He was sure they would again do well with the local consumption.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1219, 30 August 1911, Page 8
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180FARMERS' DAIRY UNION. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1219, 30 August 1911, Page 8
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