HANDLING DAIRY PRODUCE.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1750, 15 May 1913, Page 8

HANDLING DAIRY PRODUCE.

CONCERNING THE PRESENT SYSTEM. A corvespondsnt, "Director," writes as follows:— "Speaking at Eketahuna a short time back iu connection with tho proposed Dominion and Bristol Producers' Association, Mr. Lysnar, referring to butter and cheese consignments is reported to have said: 'That lie knew of only 0110 firm at Home who did not buy.' Now, sir, in view of the fact that the greater part of our cheese, and butter'goes Home on open consignment this remark, if true, is a startling assertion to make, and having in mind next year's output I would like to know wluit the representatives of the open consignment firms or others interested have"to say in reference to Mr. Lysnar's remarks. After reading his address in connection with the handling of New Zealand produce, I feel certain that Mr. Lysnar has gone very thoroughly into this matter, and I must say that it certainly iloe.s appear strange to 1110 that so far our dairy produce agents are silent regnrding his remarks in condemnation or the present system of the handling of our produce."

However true may be Napoleon's maxim —"Sentimo.it rules the world"—it docs not pay the cheese Factory manager to Ik c:ntimental. O'f course, he CAN be sentimental ami stick to those old-fashioned vats. On the other, hand, "Victor" Vats will help him to produce belter quality ckcte—and better price;, therefore bigger profits. Don't be sentimental; put. business first, and send lor particulars nf th'o famous "Victor" Vat to-day. Albert J. Fvtoii, Plumber, Carterton.—Advt.

INCUBATORS FOK 11)1.1—Now is tbf time to book your requirements for coming season. Full piu'Mctilnre on npplication. A. and T. FOOD CO-, Wellington.—Advt.