Auckland Butter Trade

Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 64, 7 November 1885, Page 3

Auckland Butter Trade

The New Zealand Frozen Meat and Bto*-age tympany's butter department is now fairly in working order. During last, week, about throe tons* weight of butter, and a large number of egg. were dealt with. Although this is not a largo quantity, it shows that Ihe country people are beginning to find tiie new market which has been opened for them.- The managers inform us that there is a marked improvement in tiie butter how coming to hand. This is satisbuitoiry as to means a better -{-trice f_r7th§ dmrhinen, and bettor Prospect of auocess for the company. *^he pm-entage of interferior butter is igfll large- This, we understand, is difficult to deal with, as, in spite of applicancee Vand care, poor or bad buttisr logoninc*. poor or had butter still. The system of sending in bulk, instead of up into pats, is being rapidly sdopte'dg We expect that in a short tim. especially as the weather grows warnier, butter made up on the -farms wUl.be a rarity. The company is y$;J$X attempting to supply the loeiJ.. market, as the managers are iuixiojas to secure . % . pentiful and tegular supply .of really choice butter *h__oto -lisking their, reputation with , tiifcpUbHeV- Intimation will be given ' •-•irhern proper supplies are in readiness for local use.VVAuckland Herald.