COLOURING OF MARGARINE.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1744, 8 May 1913, Page 8

COLOURING OF MARGARINE.

(By Telegraph.—Prces Association.) London, May 6. The Colonial Butter Committee and selling agents waited on Captain Collins (private secretary to the Australian High Commissioner) with reference to suppressing Hie colouring of margarine as butter, ami desiring Sir George Koid to introduce a deputation to the President of the Board of Agriculture. Captain Collins promised to acquaint Sir George Iteid with the desire of the deputation.

The Americans fay: "Lots of men dodge across tho road when they see opportunity coining." Are you one of tho cheese factory managers whojias (lodged your opportunity to instal "Victor Vats" 'in your factory? If so, just watch tho fellow who grasped his opportunity—sea what splendid quality cheese he is turnin" out—note the big profits-he is earniii"—the "Victor" Vat ha? helped him to' do this—it cau help you the same. Grasp your opportunity new don t hesitate. Send for particulars to Albert J. Parton, Carterton.—Advt. A shipment of 50 Pomney Marsh rams has l«en dispnte'lied from Melbourne by Dnlgely and Co., Ltd., lo Callao, Peru. There ore the first longwools that have gillie from Australia lo llii.-r part of fjnu,th America. The purchase was made in South Australia. JNCU.HATOKS t'OU 1913--Notr is the time to book vour requirements for coming season. tVll piirticulni? ou application. A. and i'. i'OOD CO-, WelliuffI ton.—Advt.