PRODUCE FOR HOME.

Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1915, Page 7

PRODUCE FOR HOME.

j TITE SHIPS available. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, July 1 The Evening Post states that the exporters of meat, butter, cheese, and otiher refrigerated produce will learn with considerable relief that there is every prospect of large accumulations of such cargo being carried away from various ports before next season's produce is ready for shipment. Word has been received by the New Zealand ' and Overseas Shipping Committee from London, stating that the following steamers will be available for October and early November loading in New Zealand Jul}'- —Indrabarah, Opawa, Remuera. Tongariro, Athenie, La Blanea, Delphicj l Waiwera, Corinthic, Somerset, and In- I drapura. August.—Tainui, Rua'hine, Otaki, Wai-' mate and Hakarini. September.—Murunui, Kumara, lonic, Matatua, Rotoma, Whakatane, Whak.v rua, Niwaru and Hawker, Hay. October.—Rimutaka, Jvaikoiira, Orari, Turakina, Arawa, Karamea, Rangitira, Jlamari, Star of Australia, :Star. of India and Muritai. The steamers available will provide a total f&paoity of approximately threo million freight carcases. PAST WEEK'S VALUES. Wellington, Last Night. (Exports of New Zealand products during the week ended .June 20 were valued as under:—Butter £2038, cheese £SO, 8!53, frozen lamb £ 80,114, frozen mutton £41,070, frozen beef, etc., £10,405, gold £OB3O. grain and pulse £7072, hides and skins £40.461. kauri gum £834, flax and tow £1042. tallow £OS4O, timber £5845, wool £iG2,B(MS.