GENERAL FARMING NEWS.
A local grain dealer (says our Palnie'rston correspondent) states tliat thowheat market is easing owing to the prospect of sout'horn crops being heavier than was anticipated. He states that .a. southern firm' reports that tlio hea\ lcr vicld will bo sufficient to counterbalance the 20,000-acre deficiency. A good outlook exists equally at llasterton, Blenheim, Hawko's Bay, Manawatu, and Rangitikei, and chaff promises to bo plentiful. . . . The highest shearing tally recorded m this district during the. present season was that registered .at Mr. M. M. !Morrison's Kaiangaroa station, when two men each shore 225 sheep in a' working day of eight hours.
It's easy enough to make money when vou know how —and it's easy enough to make better cheese when you,have 1 Victor" Vats in tho factory. If you re after best cheese and more money investigate "Victor" Vat claims. The sloping bottom, coutre drainage, and sound construction make tho "Victor" the most efficient and reliabie vat yet made, .victor particulars from Albert J. Parton, Plumber, Carterton.—Aitvt.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1956, 13 January 1914, Page 10
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170GENERAL FARMING NEWS. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1956, 13 January 1914, Page 10
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