BUTTER AND CHEESE

Hokitika Guardian, 19 June 1930, Page 3

BUTTER AND CHEESE

M A RIvETI N,CfdSBOB LE MS

——J »• * • NEW PLYMOUTH, Juno 14,

No fanciful*: s#ng T;T -fixation or poolingi.c«s>n -. overcome the present world-wide in the opinion of Mr J. B. Hine, acting-chairman of the Dairy Produce Bortra.'

Ms- -Hine, addmfeS'ihg. /producers in bis ward at Stratford, said he pinned his iajjbl.Jl.iji the sipiple. Jaws of supply and demand. Th^Bdard"had evidence of th#-'futility of such methods in the control fiasco, as well as in the attemptof the- Canadians to control- wheat prices. ’£Customers merdte,turned to other sources of supply. 'Wr instance, in Canada worth P?2 ) OOft,'()Oo'‘ancl wheat from the. ArgentintP&erth Last ye,air, as a Canadian attempt to fix. ..Canada supplied only £14,00(7,*000,' vvlille the Argen! inw’-s quotationsooo,ooo. “Is i-Stf-not, therefore the height of folly to endeavour to delude producers with Statements that |ulfl|r marketing: conditions? *fo'r in-stanee.’-'/yould not have dropped below 148 s ?”. Mr Hine. have, ample evidence that in spite of the low price butter,' sales have ; >be4n. v ;reduced by the increased s nppltefftdrisli;|Wj*dg;:Danfell.- Ini.tte r selling- pl'i'^s.” Deaf|ijg ; :.with quality of products. Mr hirtter had grave concern. Tf disaster wers|tq he avoided, the industry notjfmly stop retrogression, hut'attain speedily the previous high standa’d. Tiny report df Mr P. O. Veale. scienthe studied and weirthreshed at the Hamilton conference. -- ip H. J. MnrehnntrjsJbli& buying of jljEev Zealp^|d^^|7'dlti'ep.i.fh/i ; like|y to a few hnijs|? .U%/, \\) / 1 f*J/ .. . \ Hine : I.do\n'ot; tljt|iK Ti it is going 0 a n d,. ,‘|]r' ■- ait^willl| n ' coittfijge |fut,t\v/ll foster a snifeit of Jifi connection jMifl|/gcsd| ivilL\The whole portion l-e^ol question of supply and demand.