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Hokitika Guardian, 4 July 1927, Page 4

ECONOMIC WASTE. TOO MANY DAIRY FACTORIES. In an interview with one " well connected with the dairying industry and keenly interested in its welfare.” a, representative of the " .Uonnwatu Standard ” learned that there was great “ economic waste going on in the Dominion.” This was to be seen in too many manufacturing and collectin" plants for cream and milk. The ” Standard ” was informed that •• within a radius of about twenty miles of Palmerston North there are no less than t’ti dairy factories (11 butter and lo cheese), besides a large dried milk factory.

With butter factories competing for supplies, no one factory is filled to capacity; too many collecting lorries are running, and expenses of management are duplicated. Moreover, proprietary lorries arc “ rutting in ” to still further lessen butterfat returns. All are securing a certain amount of business, but none sufficient to return the maximum to individual suppliers.

Addisons for bargain prices in men’s shirts. Special line to clear at ils lid each. Also special reductions in girls rubber coats and capes. Call to-day.—Advt. For clearing blocked passages in nose and throat, there is nothing so elfectiv ns “Nazol.” Powerful and pene trating. 60 doses Is 6d.—Advt.