The Cheese industry.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 155, 9 June 1883, Page 2

The Cheese industry.

THE WANGAIS 01 ;F4.oaS)Jll&

i - r- ■.■■ [ Wan ganui Herald}^? :i . Mr Wilson haarißturQ'edj"to!'W«n* ganui from his. trip, to where he visited-ihe cheese factory. Mr .Wilson was.' courteously received by the general manager, and afforded the fullest •; information r on il /the. ' various features relating to the factory. He is strongly impressed with the success of the industry ; m fact he had no diffi. cul tyin jar riving^ayhj^pj^Bipj^fj^m which he saw that the. Wanganni Factory mast bßJa ' fin^aWcial^ aoccesa from the beginning. The Ashburton Factory have turned out about 40; tops pfccheege on the Cheddar principle) thelwhole of which could haVe been disposed of at a profitable rate 'bat that they are reserving it to make np the 70 tons to be sent to England to enable the factory 'to claim . the: » Government bonus. -T^be price given for milk is dd per. galldnf a sum that pays .the farmer, .,wsll* „77 Mr Wilson was informed that eigmjeeii cq^S onj^one farm prpducedj JSB| a week, and this would be maintajned . for least eight months m the year. WitK' regard to the profits ."a . . merchant m , Ohnsfc. efair.eh offereoi^d ; \ ncr; ; tt>. -for, alttfcat had been produced. / : d^J^l^f pipduction, including everything, ia less than sd. Mr Wilson brings with him a cpuple of the cheeses, and. whljbe. able to give' a Very interesting ; and iiavourable report of his. '>iS^it ; to^tHie^sSDurton Factory : to .. the ' meeting^of, tjie directors of the Wanganui Oompaiiy on Friday. '*'"'' : '