AMERICA'S MEAT SUPPLY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 157, 15 October 1912, Page 8

AMERICA'S MEAT SUPPLY.

The article from, the San Francisco "Chroniclo" discussing the probability of the United States having to resor.tto the importation of frozen meat, which appeared in this column yesterday morning, is given some additional interest by tho fact that it had been forwarded to the chairman of tho Associated North Island Freezing Companies (Mr. W. G. Foster), bv Mr. C. S. Adams, who was the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce delegate to Australia and New Zealand. In a letter' to ' Mr. ' Foster, Mr. Adams describes,tho "Chronicle" as the strongest 'protectionist paper in the States. It is stated that the whole of the butter space for Vancouver has already bucn booked for the season.

C'nre killed ft cat. and it has aged many a hard-working dairy farmer long before bis time. When every farmer throws off the cares thai aro part and parcel of hand milking on an averago size farm, moro. prosperous-looking, fasyinindcd men will bo seen in our country districts. A conipf.ratively small outlay will furnish 'a farm with a, firstrate Milking Plant and . "Anderson'; Oil Engine. With this /inodern equipment installed in his dairy, a fanner can save more money than ever he could under old conditions. lie will find tho "Anderson" Engine finite easy to understand, and as reliable and economical as he could wish. As a matter of fact, "Anderson" Oil Engines are New Zea-land-made for New Zealand trade, and are specially suited to dairy farmers' requirements. You should specify nn "Anderson" Engine when ordering -your Milking Machine. ANDES,SONS, LTD., CHIUSTCHURCH.-Advt.