FARM AND DAIRY

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 3, 28 January 1909, Page 4

FARM AND DAIRY

iI'UICES Of WELLINGTON CLll'S. .Messrs. Levin and Co., Ltd., have received a cable from London advising that the following prices have been realised at the sales now current for the tleece portions of the clips named:— W. E. Jiidwill, Featherston .. 10.05(1 J. McMcnaineu, Temwhiti .. !UiOd K. D. Al. Alorrisr.il, Mastcrtou.. iUOd' A. (i. J'ilmer. Alasterton .. !).55d It. and F. Alaunsell, .Mastcrtou.. S.DOd W. J.iverton, Alasterton.. .. 11.70(1 if. Morrison, Alastcrton.. .. ll.OOd Simpson Bros., .Marlon 10>/ 2 (1 and B'/ 2 (l Bryant, Bros., Ohnriu .. .. U.liSd .(. (ioUiulioun, AListerton .. !)d H. (!. and J. E. Bryant. Ohariu. - Old H. Larscn, Masterton .. .. 7.50 d S. 11. Kasimissen, Alastcrton .. 74 •I. 11. liobinson, Foxlon .. 8.05 d H. S. McLaren. Alartinborough.. iWfld 0. C. Pleasants. Colytom.. .. 7.75 d Owen Pleasants, Co'lytou .. 8.50 d T. A. Smith, Colvtoir ~ .. 8.50 d S. J. J'. Alpass, Alfredtou .. 8.40 d E. P. Nelson, Alfredton .. .. 7.7 M W. IT. Wallace, Alakara. .. .. 8.75(1 ,1. Alillcn, Pahautanui .. .. 0.55(1 Howkmds, Alastcrton .. .. !).95d

Speaking to an Auckland Herald representative, Air. 1). Cudrlic, Dairy Commissioner, who is at present in Auckland, remarked that this had been a splendid season all over the Dominion for the dairying industry, and while Auckland was putting up records in butter exports, other portions of New Zealand were eclipsing their previous outputs of cheese. The dairying industry had made wonderful strides in Auckland in the past four years, and it had by no means reached anything near its maximum; lie. looked for greater and greater increases of exports in future. Speaking generally, the dairy industry ill the Dominion bad attained a very high standard. There was, of course, always room for improvement in everything, but New Zealand had every reason to be proud of the standard of quality that had been attained.