The Struggling Dairy Cockey
HARD-UP COW COCKEY.
Sir, — Why is it the dairy factory; only pays out about lld lb. for butterfat on the 20th of each month and advises its elients to have patience and they will reeeive a bonus at the end of the season, when the Government has guaranteed about 1/3? There is no risk. The butter is sold so, far as the supplies are concerned. If, as in the previous ifiethod, the butter went on the open market 1 could understand holding up a eertain portion in case of reverses in the market. I for one am scratehing a living frommy cows and want every penny to meet my obligations. Certainly I am not * money-lender to the dairy factory.— Yours. etc..
Hastings, Nov. 27, 1937.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 55, 27 November 1937, Page 6
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