BLUFF.

Digger (Invercargill RSA), Issue 3, 1 April 1920, Page 9

BLUFF.

When the latest additions to the cool stores at Bluff were erected it v^as predicted that after the Avax they would never be used. If they had not been erected, it is hard to say what would have been the plight for the lack of storage . for cheese. Those who said they would be no use have little faith in the expansion of trade at the Bluff. Even' this season, although cheese has been got away fairly freely, a portion of the recent addition had to be occupied. Of nearly 38,000 crates in the stores recently the Mahia has taken 14,250, so there should be ample storage for the remainder of the season. Many dairy factories are experiencing some difficulty in obtaining supplies of crate timber just now. The break at holiday , time is a cause of short supply, and cheese has to be held in tbe factories instead of getting to the cool stores. Besides, the sawmills ar,e busier just now thqn they have been for a very long time.