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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4591, 22 August 1923, Page 4

i : “ Alfa Laval ” PRICES REDUCED. Write The “’Alpha ” has ever been recognised as the world’s best and most reliable Of separator. High quality of materials, strength of construction, expert knowledge and workmanship, all combine to make the to-dav “ALFA LAVAL ” the world’s Standard 7 Separator. SO Reorganisation and increased production , has enabled the Alfa Laval Company to that announce a substantial reduction in price. ow* Compare the Old and the Representative New Prices. Gals. may per hour. Old Price New Price Viola 3 13 £l6 0 0 £lO 10 0 call t- vio | a 4 22 20 0 0 13 0 0 Colibri 3 33 25 10 0 16 10 0 UpOD Colibri 4 45 31 0 0 21 0 0 vou Colibri H 3 33 30 0 0 18 10 0 7 Colibri H 4 45 35 0 0 23 0 0 - Without * Daisy 3 65 46 0 0 29 10 0 Daisy 4 90 53 10 0 ... 36 15 0 delay. Daisy H 3 65 50 00, 31 TO 0 Daisy H 4 90 57 10 0 39 0 0 Regina 130 80 0 0 55 10 0 D. McL. WALLACE, LTD. TE AROHA—MATAMATA—THAMES. s Distributors of Ford Cars, Trucks, and Tractors. Full Stocks of Genuine Ford Spare Parts. I THAT SHARE BOGEY c More malicious misrepresentation and encouragement of misunderstanding is directed against the co-operative share-holding system ; than any other aspect of our business. The i system is simplicity itself, and the only fair way £ of apportioning reward to responsibility and safeguarding the interests of suppliers and h shareholders. NO COMPULSION. [4 There is no compulsion upon any farmer supplying the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company, Ltd., to take up shares in the Company. His supply is welcome whether he applies for shares or not, but it PAYS HIM to become a share- £ holder. !’ Once a man applies for shares he receives a SPECIAL y PAYMENT over and above that paid the non-shareholaer. This r payment—fd per lb. in the case of butter shares —is credited I to his account until the £l shares allotted on the basis of one share for every 701bs. of butter-fat supplied, are fully paid up. r This takes about five years. No cash deposit or contribution is * asked from the supplying shareholder in this process. Once shares are fully paid up on this self-paying principle the shareholder receives that Jd per lb. butter-fat IN CASH. • I It COSTS NOTHING to become a shareholder. The nonshareholder and the shareholder in the first stages receive EQUAL CASH PAYMENTS; but the shareholder, by expressing , •• his preparedness in the interests of his own Company to accept J? his full status as a contributing shareholder, is given an EXTRA k PAYMENT, which builds up a reserve, and which eventually £ earns an EXTRA CASH PAYMENT of fd' per lb. on every lb. ■ H of butter-fat supplied for butter-making. This system means that if a non-shareholder receives 1/6 butter-fat. the shareholder receives 1 /6f The |d is EXTRA. i Fully-paid shares in the Company are negotiable assets |! . which the shareholder secures compared with the non-shareholder. Original ’’ A ” shares are resumable after the cessation of dairyIf ing at their full cash value; “B ” shares to the extent of 75% p of their paid up value. ?l All branches of the business are independent of the others. | p Each must stand on its own footing, and no department supports ; h anything but itself. | [• Cheese, casein, and milk powder shares are operated on the r • same principles. | « | The New Zealand Co-operative I Dairy Company Limited I HAMILTON - PAEROA - AUCKLAND w