TALLOW EXPORTS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2433, 12 April 1915, Page 8

TALLOW EXPORTS

Exports of tallow from New Zealand during March were as under:— CorresTotal ponding for 9 months, March, 1915. 9 months 1914. Tons. Tons. Tons. Invercargill 212 - 843 773 Dunedin ' 294 1,102 549 Oamaru 98 181 11 Timaru 318 1,074 1,050 Christchmxh ... 150 1,277 1,760 Blenheim i 19 59 Nelson — 95 88 "Wellington 474 4,230 4,501 Wanganui 118 583 743 Waitara — 578 462 Napier 272 1,505 1,151 Gisborne 207 1,125- 1,409 Auckland 250 2,061 1,087 2,427 14,711 14,251 . The sales of tallow during March totalled 95 tons. • . ■

Tho question as to which is the best future proposition for the fiallanco Dairy Company to undertake, the manufacture of butter or of cheese, is now occupying the attention of suppliers to this concern. So far the scheme favoured at the centres'-where riieetings have been held is for the continuation of manufacturing butter. At Makomako, a motion to this effect 'was carried unanimously. At Ballsincc, when a show of hands was taken for those favouring cheese, only one was held up. In tho Haimia district ( the director for that centre paid a personal visit, and hereports that only one favoured cheese. At Konini the verdict was for a dual .plant, while at Scarborough (Mangatmitu) tho majority at a meeting of seme 20 suppliers favoured forming a separate company to undertake the manufacture of cheese. The Hukanui suppliers have rot yet held a meeting, but intend doing so at an early date. Some interesting developments may be expected before the final choice is made. —Pahiatua correspondent.

Do you want to soil your cream to-day? If so, please write us for prices and particulars, as we can do with a lot more. The demand for our hutter is increasing so rapidly that we have no chance of filling orders. We sell direct to the consumer; and can, therefore ~r'etum you the best value. Please don't forget to write us if yoii: have cream for sale. Wanganui Fresh Pood and'lce Co.—Advt.

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