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Horowhenua Chronicle, 30 March 1914, Page 3

In an article in the Journal of Agriculture for March, Mr D. Cuddio, in advocating a system of payment for milk and cream supplies according' to a standard ol' purity, says:—"The exhibits of cheese at flic last ])uncdin "Winter Show, which were sent homo and nlaced on exhibition ui London to sliow what New Zealand can produce under favourable conditions, were in every case made from (lie wry best milk that was being received at the factories. The Jesuit was that when the cheese came lo be sold the whole line realised 70s per cwt. or more, than fotfr and five shillings per ewf. than Now Zealand cheese was bringing on Iho market at that" tunc. Ff the annual value of our dairv produce on the overseas markets could be raised by even three shilling's per vt. it would mean to the producers (if this country a sum of 000 per annum on an output <• (111:11 to that of last year."