Butter and Cheese Market.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4418, 1 June 1909, Page 2

Butter and Cheese Market.

Alessrs E. GaiEFiTiis & Co. arc in receipt cf tho following butter market icport from their London Principals, Alessrs Mills and Sparrow, dated lG:li April, 1909. The weather continues good; slight sho.vers occasionally with warmer nights and sunshine tor several hours during the day. All agricultural work is being hurried on.

Danish. —Very few were prepared for the drop of 2 kroners, as trade has been fairly good at last 1 eduction. Siberian--Quality of recent arrivals of freshly made is exceptionally good, and there is no difficulty in clearing at full market rate.?. Stored is selling very badly. French.—Up to the time of writing to change m quotations has taken place, but with the increased quantity coming in to the various markets, this may take place at any moment.

Australian. - The few butters wli'ch arrived per s.s. “China” have denied at about last week’s rate, the quantity is, however, very small.

New Zealand.—Prices are wry irregular. Some brands which open up fine in quality are rca’iring top prices, hut anything showing faults in flavour is more difficult of raU.

Cheese (New Zealand.) —There is a a little better demand the past few days and prices are steady.

Hetheringfcons, Limited, have much pleasure in announcing a grand display of mid'nery. All work turned out by our 1 ead milliner at shortest notice. —Ad.

A shapely bedstead is a thin" of beauty and for utility Lords English made bedsteads take some beating. Obtainable at Johnsons’ stores. Special job purchase Ladies’ Winter Coats. Gabagan’s Economic. —Advt Picnic parties supplied with pressed tongue or any other delicacies by the Te ArohaPork Butchery.—Advt. No stocking German guns, only Bonehills Euglisb, inspection invited. Wigg nd Co.—Advt. Special job purchase Ladies Winter Coats. —Gahagan’s Economic. —Ad. t. Give our bread and small goods a trial now, nothing made to beat them. Wigg and Co. —Advt. Special job purchase Ladies’ Winter Coats. Gahagan's Economic.—Advt. It is not usual to give a trial, but we have confidence; enough in Bonehills to Co this. Guns at our prices. Wigg and do.—-Advt. Miss A. Itatz, The L ike, via Chailes ville, Q., writes : I do not know what we people who live in the bush would do without Chamberlain's Remedies. Many of us live miles from a doctor, and the time that would be lost in sending for one in a case of Croup would, in most cases, prove fatal, to say nothing of the expense. In our family we take the precaution of keeping Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand —we always have a few bottles in the house—and we call it our doctor. As a matter of fact, one and all of Chamberlain's Remedies have a place in our medicine chest and 1 could not tell you the number of times they have saved us serious trouble. l'O, \ sale by J. B. Johnson, Agent.—Advt.