DAIRYING IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 2 July 1907, Page 4

DAIRYING IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

The development of the dairy iudusIry in New South Wales has had a remarkable effect upon the progress of the rich country lying on the north coast of the Stats, running from JJelilngen river as far north as Cape Byron. Mr li. C. L. Anderson, Director of the Intelligence Department, who has returned from a visit to this district, expresses his wonder at the marvellous growth he. limb there since his previous visit 10 years ago. Lismore on the Kichmond river, in the cenrte of this fine agricultural and dairying territory, was then practically a village: it has now attained the proportions of a city, where business people talk freely of values ranging to CIOO a foot. The prices set upon farming land arc described by Mr Ander *on as enormous. He saw a well-im-proved fa mi in the Coramha district, for which tin' owner now refuses Cl*> pelacre, though it was sold le-, than eight month- ago for C> Ins. .lust now. however, those com-enied in the dairying industry in New Smith Wall's are confronted by the news that wl, clicXw fronted by the news that while New Zealand bitter has improved tremendously on the I>iii.lmii market during the last few years, (he la-t supplies from this State according to the London correspondent of the Sydney Telegraph, iire notent in ly sati-factory. The bulk of the liuter arriving from Australia jiw! now. he writes. i, secondary in ipiality, and as there is -o little demand for it stocks are accumulating rapidly.