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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1940, 24 December 1913, Page 8

The attention of thoso who have not yet decided the question of where to spend their Christmas or summer holidavs is called, to the Wanganui.. River «tearacr servica m tills issue Boats leave Wansanui every Tuesdav Thursday, and Saturday morning, and leave Taumarunui daily (Sundays excepted). Those srmnff to the Auckland Exhibition are advised to mcludo the magnificent Wansanui River trip in their itinerary. • The accommodation both at the houseboat and New Pipiriki House,is excellent, both places being quite unique in accommodation and hostelries. Tho Rata Dairy Company paid out £3360 for butter-fat- supplied in November, tlio payment being at tlio rate of lid. per lb. Tho payment was £900_ in excess of ' that for the corresponding month , last yeaj.

The cheese industry is bounding ahead at a' great pace, and some factories aro shotring increased profits. It is gratifyins; to find that all factories that have recently ■ installed "Victor''' Vats aro amongst the increascd-profit earners. But it is only a repetition of things, that have happened boforo. "Victor" Vats ensure better quality cheese; thcroforo the profit must rise in accordance. L'ollow • the profit camera' lead and jnstal "Victor" Vats. Albert J. Parton, plumber, Carterton.—Advt. At the Authors' Club dinner, Mr. Bert-ram Mackennal (tho Australian sculptor) said tlmt Australia would always produce artists; the climato would breed them. For an untamed country where Nature was nudo and not covered by the obliterating finger-prints of man, Australia had a messago for a soul ready to receive it—Sydney "Sun" Special. The store and premises of tlio New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company at Rocldiampton were completely gutted bv (ire. 'Hie stock, which was destroyed, was insured for £9000, which about covers tho loss.,