THE FROZEN MEAT TRADE.
__ «►_ _ Shipment of Lambs. MK^ns M[Lr,s .vicl Gi , of Cliristchurch, publish the follow inn; :—: — Paiticnlar* of lotnrn for 19'J frozen lambs shipped |>er Kunutakn, and sold in Lond m i ling the month of Mny. £. -.. d. £. 8. d. l'J!) lambs sold for 284 5 10 Total cliniges in Lo!idon including comniissurn 21 13 1 Fiecving charges at Belfast, fi eight, etc. 9S ltt 7 Exchange and insurance 410 2 124 19 10
. . . , £159 6 0 Ada amount lcceueu for bkms and fat . 31 17 10
Net leturn £191 3 10 Being equ il to 1!)-, 2\d per lamb. At the time of <>hipmcnt they were worth ten shillings each at the Addington maiket. The Chustohureh Telegraph says, re« fening to the abo\e :— lt seems somewhat snrpiising that the possibility of placing In m bs upon the English market in good condition was not one of the very eailiest expeiimcnts to be made. For it must be lemembeied that our lambs, unlike our sheep, can aiuve in England at a time when they have no competition, for the home hied animal will not make iU appeal .nice for many months. Consequently, the colonial lambs have th« maikets of Gieat Uiitain to themseUes. And we may reasonably expect that by (Aoicisiny judgment in timing the shipments, and pioper piecautions in tha piopaiatioa of the cai eases, the shippers of this kind of meat will be able to make laige piotits.
lemlors arc invited for lencimr the faotaor«a slliojI 1 -. Mr J J. OBrien invi'es tenders for cartinr 600 tons to the I'ortiior.tu. lcnd.rs a-e united for supplying stationery rcijiurcd b> the Hi rf h Schools m\\ aikato. -Mr J lMccnjins tender ot £2 10 s 6d was icr.-pt.'d by Mr Hakombe for the Lickfield cart ii£, Mr J S HiiLkldiul will sell Mr 1 Pollack's li\e and (!,Md sto. k it Auburn, Alexandra, on W cdnt'sd-iy, the 2nd September. Particulars n xt issue. ihe P.itpran R i Cheese 1-actorv Company invite applKitions from pi rsons willing to nndert ike the Unties of cliee^emakcr. Ihe usual services at the H imilton Wesleyan Lhunh to-morrow are advertised in anrthur Column Mr J Mui Kno\ will hold his usual sale at the HamillonMait to d ij . Ho will also sell a c*w »n full profit, wrh calf .it foot.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2048, 22 August 1885, Page 2
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387THE FROZEN MEAT TRADE. Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2048, 22 August 1885, Page 2
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