THE FARM INDUSTRY.
Mr. Van Veen:.The Auckland provinco is of sufficient importance now to bring the direct boats, here. If shippers stood together .they could soon, remedy the troubles,; but, unfortunately, thero wero. certain exporters who held the curious view that butter was not injured by being'sent, down to .Wellington, .although complaints' were .frequently received, of stalo flavours being found for an tnch'or so in. from tho box. ■ This was caused by tho defrosting on tho- journey' to Orichunga/and through the hatches being opened at.iNeWvl'lVmonth.. . ' ; ... 'After further discussion, it was, resolved .that'tho : -'exporters'should' tako legal advico as to who was .responsible for lost .butter, and. that:upon: Sip, Jps'ephl Ward's return to Auckland tlie' ni'a'tter 'should be laid ; before him.. ;.' ..; ;. . v//.-'. '-
A PAGE. FOB THE MAN ON THE LAND.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 112, 4 February 1908, Page 2
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128THE FARM INDUSTRY. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 112, 4 February 1908, Page 2
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