AWAHURI DAIRY FACTORY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1839, 27 August 1913, Page 10

AWAHURI DAIRY FACTORY.

. ANNUAL HEPORT. Tlie sixteenth annual report of the Aiwalrari Dairy Factor}' Company, Ltd., states that during the your tlio" factory lias been well run, and tlio commercial arrangements have been distinctly favourable to the company's interests. The one weak feature of the year's business lias been tlio failure ail round to obtain for Now Zealand butter in the United Ivingdbm at the prices which were anticipated at tllie beginning of tho season. Nevertheless, suppliers to tlio factory liavo recoivcd for their butterfat the very rospectablo average prico of 12.84(jd: per pound tho year Sirough. There remain of the year's profits a sum of £105 lis. 3d. for disposal at the annual meeting. If tlio usual dividend of G par cent, per annum on paid-up capital as decided upon, thc.ro will still be £18 Bs. 3d. to bo a.pplied as seems good to the meeting. Tho prices paid to suppliers each month were as follow:—July, ,Is. Id.; August, Is. Id.; September, is. Id.; October, Is. Id.; November, Is. o;|d.; Decembor, Is. l)i|d.; January, Is. OJd.; February, Is. O:Jd.; Maroli, is. o|d.; April, Is.'ld.; May, Is-. Id.; June, Is. Id.

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"Diabolo" is being used in its thousands in every dairying country in the world. Up-to-date farms from Kussia to NewZealand find its easy running and efficiency a daily "work-shifter" and a profitraiser. 27-Gallon "Diabolo" Separator, £7 10s. cash. Made by tho thousand in a thoroughly modern factory in Sweden, the cost of production is brought to such a fine point that it can produce a Separator worth several pounds more than tho price charged. Yet tho "Diabolo" is a clean skimmer, strong and durable, and has every useful feature of the more expensive 'machines. "Seven-year-old turns out!" Bead what Mr. Williams says about it; "I have pleasure in stating tho "Diabolo" machine I purchased from you some months ago gives me every satisfaction. It skims clean, and is very easy to put together, and my two little boys,.aged seven and ten years old, always turn it for me."—C. AVilliams, The Poplars, Halcombe. You can have a FfiKK TRIAL of the "Diabolo" without obligation. Write us about it. New Zealand Agents: J. NATHAN AND CO., Ltd., Wellington, Palmerston North, and Auckland.—Advt.

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