The Wairarapa Daily. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24, 1883. CHEESE, BUTTER, AND BACON.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1517, 24 October 1883, Page 2

The Wairarapa Daily. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24, 1883. CHEESE, BUTTER, AND BACON.

A pamphlet under the above heading has recently been published under the auspices of the Government by MiWilliam Bowron, Inspector of dairy produce factories, which might be read generally in this district with advantage, That good butter, cheese, and bacon is mode in this district is undeniable, but it is equally incontrovertible that indifferent awl ,ev,e» bad dairy products are to bo met with. The pamphlet to which we refer is not only of value for the useful information it gives of the best methods of preparing for market the various classes of cheese, butter, and bacon, but it also is beneficial in indicating the different outside markets to which the New Zealand farmer can forward his surplus stock. For example it informs us that the Australian market is | open for cheeses from 1.51b to 401b, the i Indian from 61b to 101b, and the 1 British from 561b to 841b, The Factory system is advocated in preference to small dairies, as a, saving is effected by the former in labor, and on an average a better article is turned out. It is said that the Factory system will return for each cow, cheese to the market

•value of #5 per annum, Of tlusisunv .49 goes, to the favmer wli, : o owiis the ; j66, to the factorV. ; Besides .*of profit; J with calls attention to importance, viz,, integrity of farmers. We believe in this district that farmers as a rul/may be depended upon, but there afc evidently some who want watching. Wo heard a short time ago that a certain person boasted that A.B,o;'s cheese was better than tho factory article. A farmer rejoined "of,.course it is, A.B.C.'s cheese gets all the cream that is in the milk," " Bat does not the factory get all "the cream?" asked A.B.C.'s champion, The'reply of the farmer was to close one eye in a manner highly suggestive of a A doubt on this point, We Mention this to show that an attentive!perusal of Mr Bowron's .work by the directors of our local factories would be probably attended with good result! j We cannot within tlje limits ojii' present article do justice to the many Admirable suggestions contained in this pamphlet bub our object .-will should we succeed of those who are interested in'dSir^'produce to 'obtain a .copy of the work for themselves," A chapter iu.itfcis devoted to " Contrifugftl 1; cream, raising," another to the" Gooley system of setting milk" which saves labo.iv./by superseding skimming jind spprnjes a better and! purer supply of cream, Appended to the work are well - ijpcutpu firming? of iron and tin cafts,., vefpigeritors,j separators, creaming machines,., cheese, vats and presses, bijttqr workers, and last but not least plans and speolfioations of a model dairy factory for 800 cows, A pamphlet of this kind written by a practical man must have the effect of improving the quality of dairy produce in Now Zealand. We do not believe that any farmer can read it tl|i'f)Kgh without obtaining information on at leant a dozen nessr jjojijtp, py qnp ; of which would probably savo him 'more than the cost of the handbook,

flip Maatprtpfl .JVfsiors meet tonjorroy ovpfiujg. ' A thoroughbred brown retriever (jog is lost and advortiaed for by its owno.'. Ml' G, Fannin.

Messrs Ballinger Bros., Waring Taylor St;, Wellington, advertise they. are spiling copper boilers, tanks, baths, ridgjng, cpo|itif)g, and colonal ovona, cheaper than any one in top."

Mr Q, W. Schroder's advertisement of the choice eoleotion of goods to bo obtained at the Hall of Oommmorce appears on our front page. Mffl Oriohton, of Lambton Quay, Wcjlijigtop, js opting the whole of her varied atopic of Berlii) yooj, fanpy gflpdg, millinery, tyc,, at coat priqo, as 'sho is about to leave Wellinetpn, Wp pdprstaud that the namos of thirteen young persons have already been given in at members of the proposed new high s.ohool classes at Masterton. This number will probably bo materially in crease,d beforp thp high schqol is formally opened,.

Notico is given tjjat it is the intention of the Mastorton Borough Council to f|x tho level of Villa-street, Bentley'g estate; and (hat the plan of tho proponed level is open for inspection it l lie Council Chambers-, Masterton, The Counoilwill hold a meeting at 7 p.m. on Tuosday, 27th November, 1883, at which all. objections to tho proposed level will be heard. Objections must bo in writing, addict) mid sent to the Council not less than tei} days bpfop tj)? said day of meeting.

We telegraphed yesterday to Gisborne am} to tho Press Association for particulars of the finding of the body of the late Mr G.|H. Liaier-Kayo bqt it p? not tjll after wo went to press that jyo j.'Qcoivijd t|je following reply :-G}iSBOBNE-An enquiry was held at Qrmond on a skeleton found in tho Wsifcfflfij rjyer. witnesses disposed that the regains grepe thos.o of G, H. Lister-Kaye, who disappeared from Hutchinson's station last February. At the time he was depressed in spirits and complained of feeling ill, There was no doubt from cprtaiij things found in the pockets of deceased's clotljing, yhjolj l|ad not been destroyed, lliat the remains iy.ore those of Mr Iftye. A vpriJicY'of death from causes unknown was returned.

The entertainment held at the Foresters Hall, Groylown on Monday evening was a most satisfactory one. Tho attendance was good and the pre gramme very excellent. Dr l'aylor occupied the chair, and in a brief manner otatod for what tho entertainments were Miss Hirschberg played the opening overture in a brilliant manner, and she also' very kindly pjayed the accompaniments to several songs,' Mr Cuff sang with his usual success'" True Blue," and was followed by Mr Gray with a capital song "Vagabond." Ho also gave a reading of a humorous character. Mr J}lack wad a " Nabob's visit to Now York, 1 ' y/fyefy convulsed the audience. The Burne gontleiflaji' received a well merited oncoro for' H TJ)b "Qansdian Sleigh Song." Mossrs Varnhanj and {jdy played a Cornet duet. Miss Jessie Cameron received a rapturous enoore for " The Wishing Cap," as also did her nister Miss N, Cameron who sang " Bide-a-wee," These young ladies havo splendidly clear young voices and thoir correct time and good singing was a treat in itself, The Grevtown Private Brass Band played the Liela Valses." They also played a varied selection before the entertainment commenced in ut very creditablo manner. The piece of the evening, however, was an instrumental duel by Mrs Knell and Mr Londqvist on the piano and violin, both performers playing in the most brilliant wanner, and the audience would not be denied, and notwithstanding the heavy nature of tho pieces (overture to Fra Diavolo) they were repented. Dr Taylor rave a recitation which caused considerable amusement, andMrUdy sang "Jack's Yarn" which was loudly applauded, This brought a most successful evening's entertainment to a olose, Wo understand that owing to next Monday being taken up with concerts both in Mastorton and Featherston, no entertainment will be held on that date, but that it will be pojtppijed until the following Monday

Acceptances for the Wairarapa Jookey Club Spring Meeting close on Thursday next, the 25th inst,

The Native Lands Court sifting at Greytown has been postponed from "tho 2Gth inst, to Monday next, 29th, Orders have been given for linoleum to be laid on the floor of the new Courthouse, at Masterton, and' when this is done the building will be j-eady for occupation.

The only cases set down for heating In the District Court on Friday next arp applications in bankruptcy, Possibly the Bitting of this Court may be postponed, as His Honor Judge Hardoastle is just at present suffering from ill health,

The Government hare deoided so far in 'appointing one assignee in bankruptcy l'n each of the four large centres, viz,, Dunedin, Ohriatehuvoh, Wellington, and [Auckland. The names of those appointed ;tire for the present withheld from publication. • The recurrence of wintry weather at the close of last week'proved disastrous to flock-ownprs who had commenced shearing. A traveller from "Whareama reported seeing hundreds of newly Bhom sheep lying dead about flax bushes where they had sought shelter from the "cold blast," An inquest on the body of John Durham found strangled on Sunday, at Lyttelton, was held yesterday. James Angus, his mate, was present in custody. Dr McDonald, who had made a post-mortem examination, attributed death to strangu* lation, There were some slight bruises and wounds on various parts of the body, bnt no signs of recent drinking iti the stomach. Constable O'Connor deposed to the finding of the body, and stated that there was blood on the bed and floor of the room where it was found, and also on deceased's hands. There wa3 no marks of a struggle or blood about Angus, William Kelly stated that deceased had not seemed to bo of sound mind during the past month. He had had trouble about his wife, who had left him. Julia Anthony said that she heard Angus, who lived with Durham, come home at eleven on Saturday night, but heard no-tow ' James Angus stated he went out early on, Sunday morning, leaving deceased in bed,: and when he returned he found himj dead. A verdict was returned thn|i deceased committed suicide tpmpo* rarily insane. : , Raw & Hare's 2s fld tea unequalled ' for purity and flavor, Try it ! —Apvt. to Mastoi'ton from the EipifO City are loijd ii| tlielp expressions qf asjofli i ishment |t thp splendid displays of drapers' , a<}d rqiliineps' goods tq bp seen in the wiudqvys of qur various b*?ines3 establishments. Mr 0, W, SopOßßii'a, Hall of Commerce, receives speoial notioo, and his stock of Parisian and other spring novelties is pronounoed by persons who have travelled in nil the fashioimblo cities of the world to be the most rechtrcM, over acen in a colonial store,—Am. Tho Spring importations of Mantle), 1 Jackets, and Costumes, per steamer Dork, . aro the latest outcomes of fashion, and quite I cast into tho shade anything previously , fiRW ut Tb Avg tat, ' haudsoi)]e dolman in the new Ottoman cloth, trimmed with obouille fiiugo, lace, andgjiajj. The Lyilht, is a oliariiijtigyieite , in black' cashmere, ftjlly trimmed with lace fringe ajjd jet ornaments, Th'o flosefro Is an eiquisjte doli'ian, pi i silk, ap js rjclily triiTt'mQd fringe afld jet passemenojie, The floraiik is a very nandKoraely-trimmod dolman in Gttoman silk, of the newest and most fashionable shape, Tho Rodina, in soleil cloth, is a 1 perfect gem of a visito, and is trimmed with i lace and passementerie. A host of ladies' , capes in cashmere, Ottoman filp|!l| Ijrpoko and Otajt} p|lk fj|rc|]jjlg ajd gi)| njjtM. ■ Wi|l an ?a«y 'inspectibq.' Aljqiit 2QQ | ohnice gostiimos for ladies ai)d oliildwn, and ( in satoon, cashmere, oheokod Nuns'ulath, &0., are now being oxhlbited at To Aro House, lubft-streot, Wellington,—[Advt.] Skinny Mm.—" Wells' Health Rsnewor restores health and vigor, curc3 Dysponsia Injpqjqnnq, Pnbiljty, M9?99| Mo?s $ C9i tlpne^rA'ge)|ts f ' *