DAIRYING AND BACON.
[per pbhss association.] Wooovjlle, March 6. The lunch given by tho directors of the Bacon Factory was a great success, about 500 being pres nt. Tho mems was entirely the products of tb© factory. Mr. O'Mora, member for tb# district, proposed tVe toast of th# " Bacon Industry." He said he intec del to urga the Government to acquire a large of cargo steamers, t® export the products of the colony, and' place New Zealand on an equal footing; with other markets of tbo world, Mr. Andtrson. one of the directors, aaid tha'; Sydney was now the principal market for the Company's produoW, but if Federation closed this market they would have to aeek markets im America, Europe, and the Cape, a»4 competition would increase the quality of the Company's product. Tka " Dairy Industry" was toisted, atl the speakers urged the extsnsion of th» industry, as it was more profitable ths® wool, and one that bad done more to advanoe the prosperity of the oniony thsm anything else,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 46, 8 March 1901, Page 2
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170DAIRYING AND BACON. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 46, 8 March 1901, Page 2
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