Mangorei Dairy Factory.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7943, 5 October 1905, Page 4

Mangorei Dairy Factory.

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butler. This indicated that everv year a larger percentage of New Zealand butter was being puichascd for the blending establishments,which would pay a -high, price [,>r saltless butler ofi fpHHI quality. Dealing | with the lacliiy'-s output, he said ' Ihut tin; cost of manufacture, wouldbe slightly heavier this year as the | Government contribution of l>'d per box to tire freezing charge of 7d per box hud lreen abolished. The outlay for the supply of butter boxes would also be increased. lie had been informed that one of the leading factories had not more than twelv» months' supply of white pine in view and would have to go cousiilernblv furthor afield. Since last year -the price for wholesale boxes had risen from 11 Jd to Is .'hi. and for .minted boxes, which were mainly usod, to Is. lie had reason to believe that next year the price would be increased Is IW and Is (>d respective!,*. As a se.t ofl ngaflnfit these increases however, the Natioual Dairy Assoeialion had succeeded in detaining a reduction in the shipping charges, from 3» (id to 2s Od per l>ox. This meant a saving to the Company of some, thing like £:tOO, which would more than counterbalance the increased expenditure for freezing charges and the supply of boxes. Mr Shoemark seconded the adoption of llie-balance sheet, which was carried unanimously. Mr Arthur Morton was re-elected to the directorate, and Mr William: Bocock was elected in the place of Mr A. Marsh, who did not stand for reelection. The other directors arc:— Messrs 11. King. .1. Ha 11.,1. Williams. l>. Alexander, and \\. I!. Shoemark, with .Mr .1. .Simpson manage) for the Company, and Mr 1!. \V. (turner (New I'lymoiith) secretary . Mr Ilavi-s was re-elected auditor. The directors were authorised to otter an uumiul peize for the best kept creamery. After a debatt in which a division of opinion was shewn, the following resolution was carried, on the motion of Messrs IVteis ami Carman -.'-That the following returns he posted to ■aeh shaivhohler within three months from date (I ) The ipiairtity of milk dealt with at each creamery during the year. (IS) The cost of running each creamery at per 100 gallons,-to include wages, firewood, repairs and reasonable wear and tear. (.'!) .That the returns be forwanled (.-very year hereafter with the balance sheet."