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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9032, 20 January 1908, Page 5

The New Zealand Produce Commissioner in London, in a report to the Minister for Industries and Commerce, dated November 29th, says that the season for New Zealand butter has opened with even better promise than that of twelve months ag\ Early arrivals from all sources have been lighter than then, and as stocks that had been accumulated in cold air stoie during the summer had been steadily reduced, the market was much barer of supplies, and consequently more dependent on shipments coming forward than was the case last year. There have been no complaints of the quality of the brands handled by merchants this season. THE RUSH FOR MILKING MACHINES. Now that the "Lawrence-Kennedy Gillies" Milker has, after ."> seasons' use on numbers of daily farms, proved an , unqualified success, there is heavy and increasing demand for this popular Throughout Australasia a tremendous number of machines are being booked for the coming season, and in New Zealand alone some thousands will be required. On all sides one hears of people going in for the "L.K.G." machine. If you wish to get a plant installed in anything like time for the coming season book up your order without delay. Plants will only be supplied in priority of application. J. 13. MacEwau, Ltd., Agents, U.S.B. Oo's Build* ings, Wellington.