BUTTER GRADING.
London, May 1
Sir \V. Lyne (Federal Custom*" Minis- cr) visited Tooley street and inspected the lauding of butter. ]le interviewed several importers repealing grading. They said there was 110 obIjectiou to grading, which was of educational value fur factories, but were, j dissatisfied with the way the grading j wn.s at present performed. One importer at<m that more and better graders ought to be employed and some sent to England in order to learn the requirements uf the trade, \V. Lyii" complained thai the sys-
tem hall only recently been initiated in the Commonwealth. Jl«» was trying to introduce it with minimum friction. His aim was to have mo-t efficient grading by competent graders, but it was difficult to distnoute the best men all over Australia. He thought no one would deny that grading bad enhanced the value ot' New Zealand butter, and he anticipated similar results,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 3 May 1907, Page 3
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150BUTTER GRADING. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 3 May 1907, Page 3
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