TALLOW EXPORT TRADE.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1752, 17 May 1913, Page 8

TALLOW EXPORT TRADE.

INCREASE OVER TWELVE MONTHS. The value of the tallow exported from New Zealand'for the twelve months ended April 30 was ,£080,057, representing 23,280 tons. This means an increase of 4258 tons, valued at .£128,030, over the export figures for 'the year ended April 30, 1912. For lasi month the exports were 278 tons moro than during April last year, the increased value in favour of the month just closed being -E7203. Dotails of 'the months' and the years' exports arc:— „ Period. Tons. <£ Month ended April, 1913 2,419 69,530 Month ended April, 1012 2,Ml 02,328 Twelve months ended ' April, 1913 23,289 080,057 Twelve months ended April, 1912 19,031 552,018 When o Scotchman gives utterance to an expression lilio this: "If thou wouldst reap monoy, sow money," depend upon it ho sees something in* it. Juilyimr l>y the number of farmers who have invi'lrd hard earned cash iti (he "An<ler.-o:i" Oil Engine to drive their milking machines, they have sown money with a sure prospect of reaping a rich return l . In labour-saving alone the "Anderson" Oil Engine is a "gilt-edged" investment. Writo to Anderson's, Ltd , Engineers, Christclnireh, for interesting details.—Advi. One man writes:—"l have received your little book," _ but, what is more to tho point, have YOU received our little book, which gives particulars of the famous "Victor" Vats which will help you to nroduco better quality cheese? The "Victor" is well made, and will outwear many of the old-fashioned Vats. Of course, the "Victor" is renowned for its sloping bottom. which allows the whey to run frcel.v. Send for booklet to-day—you'll profit thereby. Albert J. I'arton, Plumber, Carterton.- J -Advt. CUSTOMS HEVE.NUE. Cuntomii duties collected at, tho port, of Wojllnston yesterdor amounted to £1971 . 2a. 94.