BUTTER AND LABELS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 148, 3 June 1893, Page 2

BUTTER AND LABELS.

TO THE WDtTO?K-rfS l*B^Sl»lif/.l i: Srn, —Will yoti aHoiv rii^lto'JriWEl the following in your' paper :'l6 r the Advocate of May 23rd, in a■' report: of Mr.Coj^r meeting at StanWay on .the ifebject oHw erection of a oreamery tb,ej^ i^^onj! appear thaMptne ot Mr.Cpi^'aremarls were mislflading,, At ,]&&,&?& vrerf'ty to me. . -Cnow <juote r this passage V n ' Mf Corpe urge 4 the fawners'to bring-Beiora their Parliamentary representativef >ih« necessity for tbe supply of wefl^veaUlaAed tracks on the rail way, mdroool jitopage *t4he ports of «h%ment-;for ■butter trade. In Victoria thoMJa^wex^ supplied by GpveiamMQ^.-fcee^ of coat.'/ In the report of. &*„<&&'* weeMps at CantpballtownjiiflfM Mpavted toiiave aaid that the Govenoqaant ocegula^ena, practically put ian /end to. cthe', dairy farmers' xnajeket, because the casks each to bq labeJJed—" dairy,'' " blended dairy," or ',' iactdry," whichever the butter was it contained.' ThVprioe >alHdm% was 10s or 12s more per lOOlbs for fac r tory butter than for dairy butter." No^ I want to know what v meant' bj tftia, and how he can' explain -that '.'lPhe Gov. eminent; regulations had^|Neao^icaUy_nut an end to t the) Miry iGwm^s' naoEM/' and how putting a. laWvoJrfr' caslfan . effect ,th,e butter rn^de of jt;^it^e)? %^ r br in London, . . ..,' . ': '' t w^k*