OUR EXPORTS

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2208, 22 July 1914, Page 10

OUR EXPORTS

DOUBLED IN THIRTEEN YEARS interesting romarks regaiding our export trade were'made by )I llso ?'Pi'fsident of the New Zealand Tanners .Union, in opening tho .Dominion Conference, yesterday :-"In 1901-1 was rash enough to say we co\ild easily double our exports. We have just doge so this year, compared with that year. ■ More than doubled wool, meatbutter and cheese, but oats and wheat are practically -nil now, though we exported 1U million bushels of oats and 2 million bushels of wheat.- I would not liko to say we will again do this in tho same tune, but we <ian certainly increaso them very much, provided wo have less strife, both political and industrial, und moro encouragement and fewer threats of in-creased-.taxation. "Lest wo forgetl might remind farmers that when they are prosperous is tho timo for them to. build cottages for married workmen, so that children grow up in the country and desire to continue fo live there instead of flocking so much to the towns.". Ever considered tho advisability of installing a water-wheel on your property? There's a lot of power running to waste in that swift stfeain—enough to drive all your farm machinery. This is a good sound proposition—means money to you. Write .-for particulars. A. J. l'arton, Sheet Metal and Plumbing Works, Carterton.—Advt. We think that 0110 of tho crowning benefits of the .home-separated cream system is the warm, Wholesome skim in ilk, ready for immediate use for stock-feeding an!l other purposes. We have seen figures of Eomo of our best and foremost dairymen, which prove that their own skim milk, used under the best conditions, is worth equal to threepence per lb. of butter-fat. They have railed us their cream and eot propor weight, test, and price for it. AVe want .yours. Bail to St. John's' Station, 0.0. Wanganui Fresh Food and lice Co.— , Advt. For Bronchial Coughs and Colde, .Wooda' Great Peppermint Cure. Is. Gd.*