NEW DAIRY COMPANIES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1847, 5 September 1913, Page 10

NEW DAIRY COMPANIES.

According to the . "Mercantile Gazette" the following dairy companies have been registered:—Hopelands Cooperative ' Dairy Company, Ltd., registered September 2. Capital—£3ooo into 1000 .shares of £3 each. SiibscribersrHopolanids: H. Baker, 25; B. Sinclair, 25; L. Jackson, 40; G. E. Swan, 20; E. T. Hale, 20; J. Howat, 80; T. Martin, 30. Kumorau: D. W. Dunpard, 24. Objects—To acquire and take over as a going concern tho business of butter manufacturers! now carried on bv the Hawko's Bay Dairy Company, Ltd., at Homelands. . Tututawa Co-oporativo Dairy Company, Ltd., registered August 29. Office—Stratford. Capital—£2ooo into 2000 shares of £1 each. Subscribers— J. Jacobsen, 100; F. Bayly, 60; (X Watcliorn, 40; W. J. Simpson, 40; J. B. Norris, 50; It-.A. Bricknelf, 80; I'\_ H. Barnitt, 80; S. A. Dous, 30; A. H. Clothier, 70; H. Hance, 50. Objects— Dairying and incidental, Five pence per cnlf per week for "Gilruth" Calf Food added to tho skim milk or whev will roar calves lor tho Dairy better than wholo milk, and at one-third the cost—Advt. i OTto British Oonaul-Gonenfil at Po.riq reports t-liat the ship building bomty payable to the French bnildems at Dimlirrk in respect of the luilb and on sines of the thireo stoamcre of MOO tons .each they are - httildliiK for JJrltieta ownere l.s £32.<1C0 cach, or a total of £97,200. This bounty - is ctnin.l to £i 12s. per ton BTOss. and . natu.T<iUy gorioii'Sly handicap British builders. This subsidy by the Freneh Government has mnmy time 3 in. tlio po&t enabled •Frcrtch buildere to peciire an order _ iu 1 competition with those in Great Britain.