Dairy Produce

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 25, 19 June 1914, Page 6

Dairy Produce

AT THE NATIONAL Sii'OYv". A GOODLY DISPLAY. TARAXAKd KELPS ITS END UP. HIGH PRAISE FOR STRAIVCRD. (From Our Own Reporter.)

Dairy produce makes a goodly display at the National Dairy Show at Palmerston, and although the entries, are not quite as large as t/hey were last year in the butter classes, yet every part of the North and <SK>ufcli Island is represented. Taranaki shows that it can still maintain it.s supremacy in the dairying industry by annexing quite a number of the prizes, in the butter classes -North' Taranaki, Stratford and lnglewood secured prizes,' whilst Stratford also tied with Kairanga in the championship class, and also in the aggregate classes. Stratford, with I)s'/; points, also secured the highest number of points for any butter exhibited. Kairanga, w'niuh shared t'he honors with Stratford, also won another class. This factory is managed by Mr. Wm. Kilpatrick, late of Tikorangi, and it has a record of which the suppliers can toe proud. He topped the average for the Wellington province at the grading stores this year, and also obtained two fir.sts and a third at the Hamilton Winter Show, In cheese, Hawora, Kaponga anu Ivaupokonui Uphold the reputation of the province, the former scoring a nrst with a wonderful grade of 96, and also winning the championship aggregate in three classes with the fine total of 285 points, ju*t half a point ahead of Dalefield, which is successful in three classes. Referring to the dairy exhibits, Mr. Cuddie, chief of ttie Dairying Department, said that though the number of entries were not so large in the butter c'asses, yet a very large number of dairy factories in the North Island were represented, and entries had also come forward from Canterbury and Otago. In all cases the butter had been held in store for the usual length of time, in order to test its quality. The produce, on the whole, has stood the test very well, with one Or two exceptions. In every class the competition was exceedingly keen, thus showing that the makers have put forward their lest efforts to secure the coveted awards. "There is, indeed, some very toe butter shown, equal to that seen at Winter Shows in any part of New Zealand," said Mr. Cuddie. "In some cases it was found necessary to group the exlnmts, there being in one practically no difference in flavor, body, color, etc., which speaksi well for the uniformity ;f the process of manufacture adopted by the makers in the-pre-paration of their exhibits. The general get up of the boxes left nothing to ho desired, all the exhioitors displaying great care 'n the neatness and attractiveness of their exhibit. There Stre two butters which are worthy of special mention, namely that of the Stratford and Kairanw Companion The article in. both these cases isi of a high <mler, and equal to anything seen by judges for some considerable time," The proportion of (he lower c'ass butter was .■small. This nust 'have been particularly pleasing to the Dairy Companies as well as to the members of the Dairy Division who took part in the .pidgins:. The cheese expert's said that the quality of the cheese entries, on tinwhole! compared very favorably with those of previous years.' The winniii'i .ntries were of a very fine class, and quite ui> to standard. The only criticism which fie experts had to oll'er was that they noticed a tendency in many entries to be a little loc/ ; c in body.

BUTTER.

Box export butter, olilbs:—

To the maker securing the 'highest score, a gold mortal is awarded, although in the competition Kairanga and Balance tie. The highest scorer also 'holds tlio challenge cup presented 'by Messrs Wcddcll and Co., of London.

Box export 'butter, open to any factory or factrry manager not having woii a .prize for butter at any show to the value of £3:—

Box export 'butter, open to factory manager who dins not previously won »i prize For butter at ■National Dairy

lJux export butter, upon to members only of ihe New Zealand Dairy Factory Ma'na<;eiv Association:

1 The winner,-Stratford, hold' for the

Zealand Dairy Factory Managers' Association, and also take a trophy presented to the yearly winner by the Association. Ho:: export butter, oOlbs, manufactured at the factory of exhibitor making ihe entry.—

Championship of New Zealand, under auspices of New Zealand Dairy Factory Managers' Association in box of export butter and this class, points in this class being:

Box of butter, oOlbs, made from 'home separated cream: —

CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND. AGGREGATE CLASSES 1 AM, C. Kairanga 188 Stratford 188 , ISallance (Konini) .. 187 1 /, Te Arolia .. '.. .. 187% Le.pperton .. .. 180 Taicri and Peninsula .. 180 Canterbury Cintial .. IS.) 1 /. ( lieltenuai'ii .. lS4'/o Kaponia lbt l /, Wangaehu .. .. lS+'A ' luglewood .. .. 184'/ s Mauricevuie .. .. 183'/! Reliance 183'/> Rongotea .. .. IS:) 1 /; Taillape 183yjj Tamaki 182 Levin 182 Riverdale . .. . ISO I /. •Golden Bay .. ..ISO

CHEESE. Case full -ream cheddar-shaped cheese suitable for export (colored) :i

Mawera ta v'.?3 for the year tlio Now Zealand Shipping Co.'s challenge cup, the maker of the cheese receiving a j-old medal. This is llawcra's first win for the trophy.

Championship of New Zealand, under auspices of New Zealand Dairy Factory Manager.?/ Association:

A special prize medal donated y the New Zealand Dairyman for best i-mtc of matured chee<> was awarded to Dalefield, «(!'/. points. The cheese is to he cut up, 'under the conditions, into lots vnd sold at U.I. per In., tae proceeds to go to the .slow prize fund.

Case of cheese, open to members ol New Zealand Dairy Factory Manager*' A-'Hociution only:'—

Dalefield takes for the year the challenge cup donated by tlie'New Zealand Factory (Managers' Association, also a trophy donated each year to the winner.

Case factory cheese, matured, anv color:

Case factory cheese, manufactured from non-pasteurised milk:—

Case medium-sized factory chce'ie, manufactured from non-pasteurised milk, open to factories whose output last year did not exceed 100 tons:— Taieri and Pe-

o 0 0 •q 0 Kairanga 411 PI 24 25 H <)5 L'alliineo 45% 24 25 !!4'/. To Arolia 4.) 24 25 IJ4.. ■Stratford 45 24 25 !)4 Glen Orotia . 45 24 25 94 Canterbury Con ni) * .. 441/. •24 25 0:V% Ta ill ape Lepperton Kangiwaliia .. GairterburvCi'u44 % 44% 44'/ 2 23% 24 24 25 25 25 !13 03% 1)3% tral .. . 44% 23% 25 113 Taicri and Pen 44 24 25 !)3 ITaiteipe Levin .. 44i% 44 23% •23% 25 25 m i>2% Mauriceville -. 44 23% 23 IB'/ >>". Taranald ,. 43'/, 24 25 02% 'Keliance 44 23% 25 i)2'/ Eiverdale 43% 24 25 02% Kongotea Cheltenham 44 43% 23% 23% 25 25 1)2% !)2 Inglcwood 44 23 25 02 Opotiki Wangaehu Golden Bay . «% 43 *% '23% 24 24 25 25 25 1)2 02 Ob'/ Qlangorei 43 29 bit 01% Tanialii 43% 23 24'/ 01 J. Nathan 4-2 •23% 25 00'/

WnngiU'hu .. 4-1 "24 25 03 llonfr'otea .. 44 24 23 03 Cheltenham .. J3'/ 3 24 25 ?2'/ 3 N. Taranaki .. 43 24 25 02 Tc Kuiti . ■ 43 24 25 02

X. Turanaki -.. 4* 24 25 !)3 Wiiniraehu .. 43'/. 24 2.3 !>2'/> !;,kuu .. .. 4.J- 24 23 <J2 Uiilliiiicu .. 42i/ ; 24, -2Si HI'/. Hivovdale •• 42 24 2 r , !)!',<. TumaUi .. 40 23'/. 24'/, 8S

(Stratford 4o '24'/. 2.3 95'/. Tailiape 44 '/. •24 25 1)3'/. lv.i]icni^a 44 24 25 »3 Levin 44 •24 25 03 Te Arolia l.('J>|K'Vtull 44 44 ■24 24 25 25 03 !)3 ilal.anee (ivoiuiii) 43'/ 2 24 25 K'/. Cuntcrtmry Central ' .. • 43'/, 24 25 02% Tnieri and Peninsula, 13'/. 24 25 02'/, Biillance 43 24 25 ie Cheltenham .. 43 24 25 1)2. Golden Bay ..■ 43 ■24 25 !)•> Mangorei 43 24 25 !)2 Inglewood 44 23 25 02 Reliance 43 24 25 1)2 Hongotea 43 24 26 92 Tamaki 43 23 l /t 25 01% Wangaeliu 42% 24 25 91%

T'iimnki . 45 24 25 04 Taieri and Pe ninsiila, 44'/, 2 4 2 5 03'/, Bui lance (Xoni ni) '.. 44'/. ►24 85 03'/, Stratford . 44 24 '25 03 Levin . .. 44 24 23 i!2'/o Golden Bay ,. • 43V4 231/, •25 02 Ksiraiifja . 43 % 23% 25 02 Kaponga .. ''*% 24 23 111'/. Te Aroha . 4-2'/, 24 25 Ill'/, Taihape . 42 >/. 24 25 111% Ran.giwailiia . . 43 23'/, 25 01'/. Glen Oroua . . 43 •23 % 25 91'/s Rongotca. . 42 24 2.5 01 N T . Taranaki . . 42 23V4 25 DO'/;, Canterbury Cei ti'al <2 23'/; 25 !)0'/, Leppcrtdn '. 41 23'% 35 . 89% The winners take the Cluallenge Cii]) for the year present! :d .l>y the Shaw. tfavill and Albion Co., Ltd.'

Ballance (Koni»i) 44 % 24% 25 04 titiiatf ord .., 45 24 25 04 Te Arolia 44% 24 25 03'A Kairanga 44 2:4 25 03 Taieri and Peninsula 44 24 25 03 C :uitoi'bury Contral «% ii 2.> 92% Chelt'.'iilMii .. 43% 14 ' 33 92% Loppirton 44 23% 25 02% Inglewood 44 ■23'/, i.5 92>% Wangaelni 44 23'A 25 92% -Uaitrieeville ... 42% 23'A 25 01 Reliance 43 23 25 91 Rongotca 43 23 25 91Tamaki 43'/, i.l 24% 91' Kaposi 4-i 24 a.i 91 Tailiape 42 23% 25 90% Lcwn Golden Bay .. Kiverdale 41 '23'A .23 89% 40 41 £3'A 23 24 88 '

Inglewood .. 41% 23 25 92% Rangiwaliia .. 43% 23% 86 92 Cheltenham •• 43 23% 25 91% Reliance .. 43 2,>% 25 91% Tc Kuiti .. 43% 23 25 91% Oluu .. .. 42% 23 25 00% Weber .. 40 23 25 88

UawcTa 47'/, 28% 21) 00 Kapongn (ltiv.'i lei) " .. 4«'A. '•«'/. 20 0,3 Oinpokonui -.- •iU 28 V!: 20 0414 viponga (Kowan) -l.'l'/ ■28'/, 20 04 !vi\poi)»';l 4oVL •28'/,, 20 04 Diiluliciil 44'/ 2S% 20 0.1 Manga rama .. 44 2,>''~, 20 02-/ Woodlands 44 28''/, 20 feu X VI KVtUt . . Tawalia 4:!'/ •isy. WM01% Tai'atahi «'A 28 20 01'/ Uivcrdalo «'/. 28 20 01'/ Taii-ri and I'.liiiunila 44 ■21'/: I!)'/, Oil Whakaronga .. 43 28 " •2D 01 Matamau 43 27'/, 2i) Oil'/ Xor.-i'wood 42'/ 27',', 1') 80

Case cliecsje (white): — Dii'.cfii-lil .. 47 28'/. 20 0f><A Purkvale .. 41.'A 28'/. 20 05 Knponga .. 4«'/ a 2S'A 20 05 lvaupokor.ni .. iV/ 3 2S 20 !)4'/ 3 (liiverlea) .. *■)% -2S 1 /. 20 04 Hiiweni .. 45'/. *'.'/. 20 04 lv;\prm«:a (Rowan) .. 44'A 28'A 20 03 MaiiKiirama .. 43>A S 'A *> Whakaronga .. 43'A 28'A 20 02 Matamau .. 43 2S'A 20 01 >A Taratalii .. 43 28'A 20 ill'A Woodlands .. 43 2S>A 20 01'A

Kivcramc 4o as '/a 20 ni 1 / Tiiicri and Peninsula 4)1 iS'/ 3 20 «ii'/ Xorsewood 4:i -271/, 1!)'/, !I0

J fawwa . 2Su Dalciield . '284'/. ICaupokomii Kaponga .. Kaponga (Rowan) VavkYiilo .. . 283'/. . 281'/, . 281 . 280 Kaponya (Kivcrlua) Woodlands Uiverdale .. , 27!)'/- . 27li 275 • AVlmkaioiiya ilaUufiau .. • 274'/; . 27;;'/, Taieri and Peninsula 272 1 '-' Nforscwood ' 209'"

Dnlcfis-Id .. 4fi'/ a 28'/» 20 Jlj Kaponga ,. 4(! 2S% '20 !M'/, Defiance .. 45 28% -20 i)3'/» llangarama ... 44 28 "20 1)2 " Taieri and IV

niiisula 44 28 20 02 Matamau ... 43 28% 20 9L»/, Xorsewood .. 43 2S " 20 01 "

Daldlelrt ■17 2S'/, 20 !).">'/ Raweiu 4u'/, 2'8'/, 21) Kaupokomii .. ■ia 28'/, 20 1)4'/ Kaponga (Rowan) «'/; •^'/.. 20 !)4 Parkvale 44 '/.. -2S'/;, 20 Kaponga 44 2sy. 20 02'/ Tarata'hi 43'/. 28'/, i0 !)2 Woodlands .. 43'/, 28'/l 20 02 Rivordalo 43'/, 2S'/, 20 02 Matamau 43 28 Vi 20 ill'/ Mangarama .. 43'/, 28 20 01VL Tawalia 43'/, 2S'/, 10'/, 91'/ WJiakaronga .. 43'/, 28'/» lO'/J 91% KLaponga (Ivivor lea) 43 •27'/, 1!)'/, 90 1 /, Morsewood 43 27'/, I'J'/a aft Taicri and Peninsula .. 42 2S 20 !)0

Parkvale 47 i!) 20 Of. VVliakaroniia .. <!()'/. •28'/ 2 20 !!.j Kai>onga-.(Uivcr lea) 40 28'/.. -20 04'/. Kaponga Defiance . .4:. 44'/, '28'/. 20 20 03'/. 93'/, Dalcfield 44 ■28'/, 20 92Vs Kaponga (Rowan) ■ llatamau: 44 43 ■2SM.2!) •20 20 «2'/ 2 92 llanganima .. Rock Tnlet .. Tararua 43 4:1 '/■ 4:1 •2() 2S'/ ; 28'/. •21 20 20 02 92, 92 Taieri and Pcnincula .. 43 •28 V. -20 Ol'Vi Tawaflia 43'/, •28 10'/. 91 lvainiatavau .. 43 28 iny, 90'/:

ninsiila 45 28% 20 93% Mangarama .. 44% 28% 20 93 Defiance .. 4+ 28% 20> 92% Rock Inlet .. 43 2S% 20 191% Tararua .. 4T 2S% 20 91% Kaimntarau ., 43% 27 1S>/ S 89

Four loaf t' Leeso:Parkvale . 4I> 2S'/1> 20 oiVi Kaponga ■ 4.">VL■>s 20 !):!'/, Alatamau . -15 28'/. 20 1)31,(. Tuicri and P ninsula 43 28 20 !>1 Kaiiiuitiirau • . 43 •27 % li) 8!)'/.