DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORTS.
THE ASTHENICS SHIPMENT. A FALLING-AWAY. Per Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. The Atlienic, which sailed from Wellington on Thursday evening, took the following butter and cheese: Duller Cheese xVuckland .. .. 11,324 043 New Plymouth .. 11,141 2323 Paten .. .. 4052 6105 Wellington .. .. 8385 2378 Lyttelton .. .. 540 309 Dunedin .. .. 2017 975 Other ports .. nil 3598
Totals .. .. 37,459 10,331 These figures disclose a considerable falling-off in the totals shipped by the last fortnightly steamer. 'There are (1793 boxes of butter less and 2391 case* of cheese less—an indication of the fall-ing-off in the milk supply. Last season, however, there was a similar falling-off, but there was a big recovery in the next shipment. The figures for the corresponding shipment of last season were 37,071 boxes of butter and 8592 eases of cheese. This shows a slight fallingoff on Thursday's shipment of butter, but nearly a hundred per cent, increase in cheese. Owing to the increased cost of running steamers the two steamship companies trading lictween Wellington and ; Patea are raising freights as from tomorrow from 10s to 12s fid )>or ton.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 36, 1 February 1908, Page 2
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179DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORTS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 36, 1 February 1908, Page 2
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