TAUPIRI DAIRY COMPANY

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 987, 2 June 1930, Page 13

TAUPIRI DAIRY COMPANY

A PROGRESSIVE CONCERN Special to THE SUN TAUPIRI, Saturday. Manufacturing 300 tons of butter feven years ago during its initial season the Taupiri Dairy Company has built its organisation to such an extent pat it put through 1,700 tons of butter wiring the season just ended. The supply promised for next season is s.> much in excess of the capacity of the present premises that the company tds decided to erect a 2,000-ton factory Jfc Tuakau. An area of 115 acres has Imi acquired, and apart from the factory, cottages for the employees will be built. a pig run will also be contacted in connection with the factory. she new factory is expected to be ready for next season's supply. The advances made by the company ®or the 1929-30 season are as follow: June, 1929, Is 5d lb. butter-fat; July. Is 6d: August. Is 6d: September. J* 5Jd: October. Is sid; November, Is M' December. Is January. 1930, 3£d: February, Is 2d; March, Is; April, Is. TRADE EMISSARIES SCULLIN WANTS TO SEND MAN TO DOMINION fc'C'l. 10.5 a.m. CANBERRA, Today. The Prime Minister, Mr. J. 11. Scul- .?• of the opinion that Australia represented by a Trade in New Zealand just as Zealand Government is to be here by Mr. Schmitt. Scull in states that Australian the Dominion has fallen by in ve years. He has arOf *r e V or Mr - J - E Fenton. Minister ZmUa an<3 Customs, to call at New ° n is home to investithe position. RECORD - profits CIL CONCERN PAYS 20 PER CENT. LONDON. Saturday. or the Anslo-Persian Oil k-r iV ny , L for the year ended Dect mW * a record, net profit of

dividend for the year on * £§Pital is 20 per ccnu

FROZEN MEAT PRICES SMITHFIELD QUOTATIONS LONDON. Saturday. The weekly quotations for the undermentioned classes of frozen meats are based on actual sales of wholesale quantities of carcases of mutton or lamb or of quarters of beef delivered to Smithfield market and/or ex London stores. They are compiled by the the Quotations Committees. SmithntTo arrive at the equivalent ex ship values one farthing a pound should he deducted from the prices quoted below. Quotations given represent the average for the week and are selected lines, but for parcels fairly representative of the bulk of the shipments now on offer. New Zealand Sheep.—Canterbury and North Island selected crossbred wethers and maiden ewes, 571 b to 641 D, 4 5-Sd: 651 b to 721 b, 4 S-8d; North Island, 571 b to 641b,_41d; 6olb to 7-lb, 4'.d: ewes, 651 b to 721 b, 3d. Australian Sheep.—First crossbred, and/or Merino wethers 401 b to 651 b. 3>d; second quality. 301 b to

Argentine Sheep.—First quality, eiossbred wethers. 4Slb to 641 b. 4d, 1,31 b to 721 b, 3 3-Sd; over .21b, , sj d ' Patagonian Sheep.-M.ethers and/or maiden ewes, under oOIb, » i-Sd, otib to 601 b, 3 3-Sd. , . New * Zealand Lambs.--Cantti bui y, 361 b and under S 7 -3d; 3710 to 4-lb, s d- 431 b to 501 b, 7 7-Sd: second Qualu v ’average 331 b, 7Jd; other bouts Island brands, 361 b and under Slid: 371 b to 421 b, Sd; 431 b to 501 b. <Sd: selected Vorth Island brands, 361 b and under. Od; 371 bto 421 b. Sid; 431 bto 50 b 7 7-Sd; second quality, average, 311 b 8 1-Sd; other North Island brands flrst oualitv, 361 b and under, Std, 371 b to 421 b, 7 7-Sd; second quality, average Australian Lambs.—l ictorian._ first ciualitv. 361 b and under, 7:|d, Ji.b to 4’ih 6;d; other States, first anahty. 361 b and under. 6 3 d; 371 bto42 b. b|d. Argo ntine Lambs. —T u'st ojlb and under, 7d; 371 b to 4-lb, od, 431 b tC Patagonian Lambs.—First quality jfj'lb and under, 6Jd; 3ilb to 6 i-Sd; second quality, average o fo& W t6o,Wo, b hStfiS '•"Australian ‘"Frozen Beef.—-Ox f«>res, 5 “ over loolb, 5 ueef. —Ox fores, ***». 1601 b to 2201 b, 6 id. —■ —