NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW

Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 221, 19 June 1928, Page 12

NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW

BUTTER AND CHEESE EXHIBITS FULL RESULTS OF JUDGING

Following are the full detailed results of the judging in the butter classes at the National '‘Dairy Show, briefer reference to which was made in yesterday’s issue. BUTTER CHAMPION Sill I’ OF NEW ZEA LAN I’. (Aggregate of Classes 1 ami Wangachu Dairy Company ... 191 .. 1 Kata Dairy Company 190* •• - Shannon Dairy Company .... 189 .. a Rongotea Dairy Company .... 1881 .. 4 Levin Dairy Company 188* ■■ a GOLD MEDAL SPECIALS. (Aggregate of Classes 1. 2,3, and 9.) Wellington and Hawke's Boy rro Wangaehu- Dairy Company 379 Rata Dairy Company Rongotea Dairy Company Levin Dairy Company Awahuri Dairy- Company 3“U Shannon Dairy Company United Dairy Company Auckland Province. Te Awamutu Dairy Company 3j6 Cambridge Dairy Company 3(4 Rangitikei Plains Company 'oi-ij South Island. Karamea Dairy Company 375 Golden Coast Dairy Company .... 3i3| Canterbury Central Dairy Company 373 J

Taranaki Province. Mangorci Dairy Company 372 J CLASS I.—BOX BUTTER, 561 b„ salted, suitable for export. Colour, salt-

CHEESE CLASSES

RESULTS OF JUDGING Dominion Special Service. Palmerston North, June 18. The following are the results in the cheese classes at the National Dairy Sliou . EXPORT (Coloured). Points.

CHEESE CHAMPIONSHIP OF MANAWATU AND WEST COAST, best case of cheese made under most favourable conditions, and suitable for export:—Mart on, 92. BEST FINISHED RIMLESS CHEESE. Tiratu 1, Tarnakt 2, Ngare 3. Murgatroyd Cheese Cup.—Hopelands 9a, Wairaruhe 831, Alton 92. LIST OF SPECIAL PRIZES.

Clement Cup.—Hopelands Dairy' Co., 378 778, 1; Daletield Dairy Co., 378.5a5, 2. New Zealand Shipping Co. Cup, Class 12 and 13.—Hopelauds Dairy Co., 190.5, 1; Daletield Dairy Co., 190.0, 2. A. and P. Association Gold Medal, Class 12 and 13.—Hopelands Dairy Co. Cheese Championship of N.Z., classes 12, 13 and 14.—Ngalro Dairy Co., 250.5, 1; Daletield Dairy Co., 285, aud Hopelands Dairy ■ Co., 285, tie, 2. N.Z. Factory Mat .gers’ Challenge Cup. —Rua Roa Dairy Co.. 1. . Grevillc Memorial Plaque.—Tiratu Dairy C °south Island Gold . Medal—Waitohi Dairy Co.

LIVE STOCK SALES

WESTFIELD Messrs. Dalgety and Company, Ltd., re- ■ port having held their weekly sale of fat stock'at Westfield on Wednesday as under: — Beef.—There was a good yarding of both ox and cow beet. Competition was keen, with last week’s values fully maintained, and in odd cases exceeded. A consignment of extra heavy bullocks on account of Mr. W. Allison. Mauugakawhia Valley, sold to £lB 2s. 6d.; extra choice ox sold to 365. per 1001 b.; choice and prime, 335. to 355.; just killable, 30s, to 325.: prime young cow and heifer beef, 265. to 295.; just killable, 235. to 255. Sheep.—There was a very heavy yarding, values being very firm at last week’s values. A consignment on account of Mr. R Hannon, Cambridge, sold to £2 35., and averaged £2 2s. 3d. Heavy prime wethers' made £2 to £2 35.; medium, £1 18s. Jo £1 19s. Gd.; light and unfinished, £1 las. to £1 17s. Gd.; heavy prime ewes, £1 12s. to £1 14s. 3d.; lighter, £1 9s. 6d. to £1 Ils. ’ ,d Lambs.—A good yarding with little or „o change iu values. Heavy prime lamb made £1 Hs.; medium, £1 9s. to £1 10s. 3d.' light, £1 4s. 6d. to £1 6s. Calves.—Calves were penned in average numbers and sold under good competition. Runners made to .£5 35.; heavy vealers, 4:3 to £3 10s.: medium, £2 10s. to £- 18s.. light, £1 Ms. to £2 Bs.; rough, 15s. to "pigs.—A smaller yarding with values firm. Heavy bacouers made to £4 1-s.; medium. £1 to £4 Os ''..,V?- ’ £3 175.; heavy porkers. £2 los. to £3 35., medium. £2 ss. to £2 135.; light, £1 12s. to £2 2s.

The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile \"enev Company Limited -report, that at the Lovin yards last week they offered and sold a small entry of sheep, a medium yarding of cattle and pigs, at the following ■prices :—Medium lambs, 225. 3(1. to 245. Jd.; small ditto. 17s. 9d. to 18s. (id.; torward condition I’.A. bullocks, £H is.-. . forward (umdition cows, £4 to <L4 <s. bd., store ditto .U2 15s. to £«3 55.: cows in full profit, 4'13 to £l4: heifers close to profit. £.) to 4 ; 10 10s.: medium fat porkers, £2 as. to V2 15s': light ditto: 355. to J2s.; stores, 18s to 255.: wenners. Ils. to 15s. The Loan and Mercantile Agency to. Ltd. report that at Waiknmie on Ihursday n fair yarding of sheep and n small entry of cattle met with a ready sale. Qul’tations: Medium 2-tooth Wethers, 28s. to 30s. (id ■ Good liimlis, 235. to 275.; small ditto, iu <td to 17s. id.: mixed age ewes in laiiili to 8.U.. 325. (Id.: fat cows, stores. £2 12s. Gd. to £3; dairy cows close to profit. £l3.

SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE

Messrs Abraham and Williams Ltd. report having held a most successful sale of dairv slock at Hunterville on account of Mr K. <l. Dalziell on June 14. Buyers wen- present from all parts, and bidding was l.risk throughout, the whole herd of jok i,.rsev and Jersey cross cows averaging cin 17s «<l. sixteen Jersey cross springhie heifers sold from £l6 to £lO 10s.; 17 •m'-nionlhs Jersey cross empty heifers, £6 iv and I* weaiicr heifers £o. Iliey also i'o'lii on account of Mr. H. G. Dalziell. J ll i olsle n cross cows from £5 12s. Gd. to i'll 1"S lid I’riees for the Jersey cross ,mws were as follow :-Best . £l2 10s. to £l6, others £6 10s. to £ll 10s.

FARMING INTERESTS

LONDON MARKETS HIGH COMMISSIONER'S CABLED REPORT The Department of Agriculture has received the following cablegram, dated Jun" 16. from the High Commissioner for New Zealand, London: —■ Tallow. Market quiet. Present spot quotations are:—Mutton: Fine, 425. to 425. Gd. per cwt.; fair to good, 395. 6d. Io 41s. ’.ld.: dark to dull. 375. 6d. to 38s. Beef: Sweet and/or mixed. 40s. 6d. to 445.: fair to good./ 38s. to 40s. (id.: dark to dull. 375. Io 375. Bd. Mixed: Fair to good, 395. Oil. to 405.; dark to dull, 375. to 375. Gd. Gut, etc.: 3.JS. to 38s. Apples. Tort Victor discharging. Condition sound, but as iu previous shipments large Stunners badly bruised. Strawberry season has begun and apple trade dull m consequence. London prices: Statesman, 12s. to 14s. per case; Sturmer, 11s. to L>s.; Delicious. 10s. to 12s. Gd.; Jonathan, 10s. to 135.; Stark and Pioneer, 10s. to 125.; Hoover, 10s. to Ils. Hemp. Manila production still in advance of consumption, and market easy. T alue of J. grade for June/August shipment is £3i. Sisal: Market very quiet. Sales reported of No. 1 at £35 and No. 2 at £33 10s., carlv shipment position. . New Zealand: Market very dull. Nominal values liiglipoints, £3l; fair, £2B as.; refected, £26 55.; tow, second grade £2O, third grade £l7 10s., June/July shipments. Stocks of New Zealand hemp in London on May 31. 63 tons, against 55 tons same time last year.

Bradford tops market featureless. Only small weights selling occasionally at somewhat shaded prices, but holders generally unwilling to make considerable reduction. Quotations about unchanged. BUTTER ANt) CHEESE DAIRY BOARD S ADVICES. The New Zealand Dairy Produce Board has received the following market report from its London office, dated June lo:

New Zealand— ' White and coloured 101s.-102s. 905.-100 s. Exceptionally •• • 103 s. Deliveries N.Z. this week, 26,000 crates. In store N.Z., this week, 67,000 crates. Canadian — Canadian Finest .White-— Old season 1125.-114 s. IL.S.-116S. New season 975.-100 s. C old r 110 s. 112 s. 108S.-112S. New season 965.-100 s. Australian coloured 975.-100 s. 905.-975. E Finest farmers .. 118s.-120s. Market firm. Retail prices unchanged. Shipments Discharged. Devon completed discharge butter June completed discharge butRemuera " completed discharge cheese June 8, commenced butter June 1— Steamers Arrived This Week. Port Napier, commenced butter June 12. Port Victor, commenced cheese June 11, completed June 13. The board has also received advice from its agents in Canada as follows:—Butter:' San Francisco, 43 cents (Is. yicU). A an ‘ couver Hush season exhausted New Zealand supplies. Canadian firsts. 36J cents (Is. Gid.), 2nds 35 cents. New York, 44$ cents (Is. 10 3-Bd.). OTHER ADVICES The Bank of New Zealand has received the following advice from its Lo"T. 0!1 office as at close of business last week. Butter.—Firm; 1725. to 1745. per cwt. Cheese. —Firm; 100 s. to 10-s. per cwt. Frozen Meat—Prices for wether mutton are oulv maintained with difficult?. The market for ewes is expected to decline owin'" to high prices checking demand. The market for second quality lambs is urine first grades remain steady. The present demand for beef is good and likely to continue. Wethers, light. 7d. to Bd. jer lb., heavy, Gd. to 6R1.. Ewes, sd. to Gd. Lambs, 2’s, lOd. to lOId.; Bs, Did- to 104.; 4's, Old. to 9|d.; seconds, Old. to lOd. Ox, hinds*, SJd.. to 6d.; fores, 3JdI to4d Cows, hinds, s}d. to SJd.; fores, 3td. to 3*d. The New Zealand Producers’ Co-opera-tive Marketing Associations weekly cabled market report from London, dated June 15, is as follows: — • Butter.—Market firm. New Zealand, finest, 1735. to 1745.; first grade, 1725,, unsalted, 1765. to 180 s. Australian, 100 s. to 1645. Argentine, 1565. to 160 s. Irish, 168 s. to 170 s. Danish, l:.0s. to 17-s. Estbonian, 1625. to 1645. Latvian, 16—.. Siberian, 1525. to 1545. Cheese.—Market firm., Zeal ;. l "'} white and coloured, tuiest. 1025., first grade, 100 s. to 101 s.; Canadian new season’s, white, 975. to 100 s.; coloured, 965. to 100 s. Australian, 975. to 100 s.

NEW ZEALAND RENNET (To the Editor.) Sir,—On June 11 and 12 letters appeared iu vour paper protesting against the duty o*n cheese rennet—2o per cent, on foreign manufacture aud 10 per cent, ou beg to point out that this company are the sole manufacturers of this product iu New Zealand and that we captured over 50 per cent, of the available market without the help of a customs tariff. Jhe duty was placed on oversea rennet to help us to got an .even larger share and so enable us to further reduce our price. Immediately the duty was imposed we reduced our price by o per cent., and I it gives the desired result (which it appears to be doing) a further reductiou will be made. ± .<• ( i,„ s,ve now have over two-thirds ot tne available business and have lowered our price by 5 per cent. I fail to see how the dairv industry will be penalised. If the whole of the remaining rennet required comes from England and pays 10 per cent, dutv the amount of the duty will be less than the 5 per cent, reduction on our sales. Fuither, the selling price of British rennet has not increased 10 per cent. To keep their small share of the market British makers have not added the duty to the selling price. That is. they are paving the duty out of their profits and the consumer is paying the old duty-tree price. , , ... I would ask your correspondents il thej are interested in the importation of dairy factory requisites and, if they are; it they will publish the ratio of landed cost to selling price of rennet (in which they have effective local opposition) and compare it with similar figures for cheese colour Un which they have no local oppositioni. This company buys its raw product from Now Zealand dairy farmers ami meat companies and its profits go (o tile iis-crs of the rennet, the choose companies, who are also the shareholders.—l nm. etc.. G. P. H. FITZGERALD. Director, ' N.Z. Co-op. Rennet Co., Ltd.

COMMERCIAL ITEMS

WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

YESTERDAY’S BUSINESS AND PRICES

Thro'- parcels of New Zealand Refrigerating shares 10s. paid were sold yesterday one parcel at Bs. 7d. at. the morning call’ ami two parcels at Bs. £d. and Bs. 9d. respectively at the afternoon call. "'lhere was a good demand for Government securities, prices tending upwards. The 4* per cents (1939) were in demand at '•'97 17s. Gd., and the 4} per cents 11938) at £9B. 1 The 5J per cents were wanted at. £lOO 10s. Wellington City 31 per cents were In demand at £99 55.. Wcllin"tou Gas debentures at £lOO and New Zealand Breweries 10 per cent bonds Jt ßauk shares were slow with more sellers than buyers. Bank of Australasia were in demand at £l4 14s. 6d., and Bank of New South Wales at £49: Sellers quoted •>9s 9d. for Commercial Bank, £9 Is. 6d. for National Bank of Australasia (£5 paid), 595. for Ba.uk of New Zealand exdividend, and £l5 for Union Bank. Insurance shares were neglected and a bid of 41s. 9d. for New Zealand Insurance was the only business offering. National Insurance were on sale at 15s. 9d. and South British Insurance at 61s. Financial sharet were slow. New Zealand Guarantee Corporation were in demand, the ordinary at Bs. 7d. and the preferential at 21s. Wellington Investment were wanted at. 10s. Bd. and Wellington deposit at 9s. 3d. Gear Meat shares were firm at 38s. od. and New Zealand Refrigerating 20s. paid at 18s. 2d. There were buyers of Union Steam at 205., Kelburn Trams at 265., Wellington Woollen, ordinary, at £6 45., Westport Coal at 30s„ Crown Brewery at Ss. Gd.. Staples and Co. at 355. 9d., British Tobacco at 425. Gd., Holden’s Motor Bodv Builders at 325., Taranaki Oil at 9s. 3d., and Wellington Queen's Theatre at 20s. 6d.

Yesterday's buying and selling quotations were as under: — Buyers. Sellers. N.Z. GOVT. LOANS— £ s. d. £ s. d.

APPLE MARKETS AT HOME. (Australian Press Association.) London, June 16.

The Edda’s Tasmanian sold at Bs. Gd. to 12s. per case; large and_ ’"■asty Jonathans were reduced 4s. nd. to 7s. 9d.; King Davids ss. Gd. to 7s. Gd. Southampton market reports 1 ort Iremantle’s Tasmanian Romes 10s. to 10s. bu., Dunns 9s. 9d. to 10s., Rokewoods 10s. At Hull the Esperance Bay s ‘South Australian Cleopatras brought Ils. 3d. to Ils. 9d., Jonathans 125., Romes 9s. Gd. to 10s. 9d„ Rokewoods Ils. Od. to 125., Stone Pippins 10s. Gd., Victorian Romes 9s._bd. to Ils. Gd., Granny Smiths 14s. to l>s. 3d., Stunners 10s. to Ils. 3d., Cleopatras Ils. to 125., Rymers 7s. to 9s. 9d. At Glasgow New Zealand Statesman made Ils. 6d. to 13s. Gd., Stunners 10s. 9d. to 12s. 3(1., Dunns Ils. to 12s. 6d. London paid for Grama's shipment of Victorian pears iu boxes, Easters 13s. to 165., Winter Nells 16s. Gd. to 285., Kerners 18s. -to 215., Josephines 21s.

CUSTOMS REVENUE. The Customs revenue collected at the port of Wellington yesterday totalled £6OG2. j

FlatBody, ing, Total. Dairy company. our. etc. etc. M'angaehu 4b} 24 J .o 96 4G 24} ... 4 9u} „ 1 * Rata ■ 45} 244 Du United 4o+ 244 25 Du 4.j 24* 25 94} Kati Kati 441 24* 25 94 D4 Apiti 44 k 244 25 Kaitieke 444 24* 94 Karamea 444 24* 25 94 Awahuri 444 24J 94 Te Awamutu .... 444 24* JU 94 liangitikei 44 24 * 25 93} 44 24* 25 93} Gulden Ccast 44 244 JU 934 44 nU 93} Canterbury Central 44 24} JU 93* Mangorcl 44 24* JU 93} 93} 44 25 44 24* 2u 1)34 Kangitikci Plains .. 44 244 244 25 t)34 44 • r « * 93} (Iknin 44 244 25 931 , 44 24} •).» 93} Inter-11 anganui Tamaki , 43* 24* 25 93 , 43} 24 * JU 93 Mataksna . 434 24* 25 93 Waimea 434 244 JO 93 Tauranga . 43J 244 JU 93 Mauriceville , 424 244 25 92 , 424 24* 244 -La 1 92 Buller Valley • , 42} . 42* 2o 112 Te Arolia ...A -4} _u 92 Hiivaka . 424 24* JU 92 N.Z. Dairy Union . . 42 244 JU 91} Otaki . .42 24* 91} Masterton . 41 244 2u 004

CLASS 2.—BOX B suitable for AVangaehu UTTER IN local trade. PATS, 46 454 241 244 •Vi 95J 95 Rongotea 45 45 244 244 25 944 944 Shannon 441 244 -•> 94 44 244 44 24$ 93 4 44 244 934 934 Inter-Wanganui ... 44 241 25 Gohlen Coast ....... 44 244 Cambridge ; 44 241 934

Canterbury Central Mangprei 44 44 44 24* 24} 244 25 u3* 93* 93 A Rangltikei Plains .. Karamea 44 44 . 44 24* 24* 24 A 934 93} 93 A Te Awamutu 44 24 A 93 j 24 A ,i 434 24* •’ i 93 Waimea 43* 24* 24}. 24* 25 93 Tauranga N.Z. Dairy’Union .. 4o A 421 05 92 Herctaunga 42} 24 A 23 Te Arolia 424 24 A Riwaka 424 24} 92 CLASS 3.—BOX BUTTER, 561b suitable for export. 46 24* 95} 45* 24A 95 45 24* 94A Masterton . • 44} 24 A 94 Wangaehu 44} 244 25 94 44 44 24* 93* 44 24* 05 93} 44 24* 1)3* Golden Coast 44 24} 25 93* 44 24A 93} Apifi 7 44 24} 93} Canterbury Central 44 24* 93} 44 24 A 25 93} kaitieke 44 24} 25 93} 44 .24} 93* 44 24* 25 934 Konini 44 24* 25 93} Rangltikei Plains . 44 24* 25 93} 44 24* 93* Alatakana ..•••••• 44 24* O-“T 93} 44 24* O’? 93* Tn i hap e 44 24} 25 93* Tauranga 44 24} 25 93} Owaka ..... 43 A 24*' 25 93 Mauriceville 43* 24} 2n 93 93 Inter-Wanganui 43* 24} 2;» Raetihi 43} 24} 93 434 24A 03 Wn im pa 43} 24} O-t; 93 Riwaka 43} 24} 25 93 Okola 43} 24 j 93 43 24 92 Buller Valley 43 24 25 92 Otaki 42 24} 24} 91} Te Aroha 42 91} CLASS 4.— BOX EXPORT BUTTER (open onlv to members New Zealand Factory Managers’ Association) Rangltikei Plains . 46 2, 4 i 25 95} Masterton ■ Apiti 45} 24} 9a 24} O'. 94} Cambridge . 44* 24* 2a 94 Kati Kati . 44 24* 25 93} United . 44 24} 25 93} Shn nnon . 44 24* 25 93} 93} Rangltikei .•••••• . 44 24* 24} Owaka ........... . 44 25 93* . 44 24} 93} Canterbury Central, 44 24} 2a 93* Rongotoa . 44 . 44 24 V 24} 24* 2 93} 931 . 44 25 93} konini . 44 24* 93} . 44 24} 25 93* Wnngaolill ....... . 44 24} °5 93* . 44 24} 25 93* Te Awamutu . 44 24} 25 93* Golden Coast ..... . 43* 24* 93 Matakana . 43} 24* 93 Rljvaka Okoia . 43} . 43* 24A 24} 25 93 93 Mauriceville . 42} 24* 25 92 Heretaunga . 42 91} Otaki . 42 24* Or 1 Te Arolia . 42 . 244 25 91} CLASS 5.—BOX EXPORT FACTORS BUTTER, 561b., from bulk. Matakana . 45} 24} 25 95 . 45 24} 24} •4“ * 94} 94 United . 44} Cambridge - 44} 24* 2a 91 . 44 24} 24} ■ 93} 93} Rata . 44 25 . 44 24* 25 93} Shannon . 43} 24? 93 Levin . 43} 24} 25 93 Mangorei . 43} 24} 93 Rangiwahla . 43} 93 Rangltikei Plains . 43} 25 93 Karamea 24} 25 93 Te Awamutu • li! 4 24} 25 93 . 43 24 25 . 42 A 24* 25 92 Waipu . 42} 24* 25 92 Te Aroha . 42} 24} 25 92 Riwaka • 42} 21} 92 Konini . 42 24* *'25 91* Waimea . 42 24* 25 , 91* CLASS (I.—BOX EXPORT FACTORY BUTTER, SALTED, in cool store since February.

46 * 24* *’n 95* Wangacbu 45i 24* 25 95 94* 45 24} —11 Te Arolia 44* 24* 25 94 44 24* —* > 93* 44 24* 25 93* Rangitikei'Plains .. 44 24* 25 93* 44 93* 44 24* 93* United 43* 24* 2o 93 Golden Coast 43* 24* 93 Rongotea 43* 24* 25 93 Mangorei 43 A 24} 25 93 93 Rangiwahia 43* 24* Kuninl 43* 24} 93 43* 43* 24* 93 R Iwaki 24* 25 93 Taurangal 43* 24A 93 Kaikoural 42* 24* 2o 92 42} -4} 25 92 Arahura 1 Canterbury Central 42* 25 92 —«i 92 Matakana 42 J 24 i 2o 92 Te Awamutu 42 241 91 j 42 24* 91* 41* 24* 25 91 CLASS 7.—BOX BUTTER 561b.. open to factories receiving home-separated cream only. 24* 95* 46 Taihape 45* 24* 24* os 95 94* Canterbury Central 44* 24* 20 94 44 25 93* Karainea 41 44 24* 24* 25 93* 93* 44 24* 93* 44 24* 25 93* Knitinki 44 24* ?5 93* 41 24* 25 93* 44 24* »> . 93* \pifi 44 24* —si 93* 44 24* 93* 93* Kati- kati 44 24* 25 Te Awamutu 44 24* 25 93 * Raetilil 44* 24 93* Blenheim ........ 44* 24 9o* Okoia 43* 24* 93 Riwaka 43* 24* 93 N.Z. Dairy Union .. 42* 24* 92 Mauriceville 421 24* 92 Otaki 42* 24* 92 Te Arolia 42* 24. Heretaunga 42* 24* -a 92 CLASS 8.—BOX BUTTER. made by buttermaker or factory manager s nrst asslstant. TlnngitikAl 46 24 25 95* Wangaehu 45* 24 95 45 24 94} Rangitikei 1’lains .. 44* 24 25 94 Kati Kati 44 24 2 •> 93* 93* 44 24* .•» 44 24 ‘1 4 93* Levin 44 24 25 93* Cambridge 44 24 25 93* Canterbury Central 44 24 93} 44 24 25 93* Te Awamutu 44 21 25 93* 44 24 25 93* 44 •»4 25 93* Golden Bay 4 1 9.»* Konini 41 93* AJ'iwirrtnn 41 21 25 93* 44 24 25 93* 44 24 25 93* 44 2 4 25 93* 41 21 25 93* 41 •’1 25 93* Maurice* lllo 9'1 43* 41" Raetihi 24 43 j 21 25 9.* N.Z. Dairy Union .. ■*' 25 92 Heretaunga 4*‘A 24 2.i 92 Buller Valley 42* JR 24 25 92 Riwaka 41* 21 25 91 Marakapo 41 21 2o 90*

.CLASS 9.—BOX BUTTER .. 4‘> unsalted. 24* 25 Shannon 45 5 45 24* 241 95 94 J Rangitikei 45 41V 24 245 94 94 44 24 V 935 44 24* 93* 4 1 24$ Wangarhii Kati Kati United Mauriceville 44 43 V 435 435 24* 24* 21* 24} 935 93' 93 < Jnlden Coast 43 5 245 Canterbury Central 43* 24 J 93 Rongotea Konini Masterton ..... 43| 43 V 24 V 24 5 93 Itausltikei- Plains 43 V -45 Av>ahuri 435 215 Te Arolia Te A wa mu til ... Tail ran pa 43J 43* 43* 245 245 24 i 93 Inter-Wanganui 42 V -45 Mangorei Waimea 424 42 V 24* .92 Riwaka 425 245

Dalefield 99 Woodville 03} Ilopelands op Ngaere laniaxi < -. Hufcanui ”3* Lowgarth 03 Belvedere •[“ ■ Little AT ’oa 00* EXPORT (White). Hopenlands 06 Ngaere M Pembroke ;'p Dalefield +, Belvedere 03} nogarm . 92 Riverbank •■••••••••■••• 914 Little Akaroa 00 FULLY MATURED (Any Colour). X ere 90 Dalefield 9o Ilopelands 94J It 1 verbank • .....••••••••• 93 G Fey town ..... ........... 92 TT”kanni 92 AVaiaruhe ......... ......** 92 Little Akaroa 904 CASE CHEESE (Any Colour).' Rua Roa 9«> Hopenlands ... 94| Tamaki 91 Waiaruhe 03} Ngaere • • 03 Hukanul 03 Marton .................. 92 Woodville 02 CASE CHEESE (Manufactured from Nonpasturised Milk, any Colour). Dalfield 03J Hopelands 03 Riverbank 92 AA’aiotaiu 91J Waitaha 01 MEDIUM CHEESE (Any Cdlour). Hopelands 95 Dalefield 944 AA r aiflriihe 92 EXPORT FACTORY CHEESE (Novice Class.) Pembroke ........ 924 AVaitaha 91 EXPORT FACTORY CHEESE (Made by factory manager’s first , assistant.) Hopelands 06 Ruaroa 05} Tamaki .. 9o Lawgarth 04* Greytown 03} Hukanui 934 Pembroke 934 Ngaere 03 Riverbank 92 AV oodville •••••••••••••• • 92 Marton • • • 01} FOUR BEST LOAF CHEESE. NgarO 06 Hopelands 0*>i Greytown ip Tamaki •••••••••••••'•••• 94 * Marton 02

Butter. Last week. 15/6/28. New Zealand— Finest salted .... 172s.-l<4s. 168s.-l<-s. Unsalted '... 176s.-lS0s. s Exceptional 184s. l<4s.-l<6s. Deliveries N.Z. this week. 089 tons. In store N.Z. this week, 4900 tons. A Finest salted .... 160s.-164s. 158s.-162s. Unsalted 162s.-Ibbs. 160s.-Ibis. Finest unsalted .. 158s.-160s. 156s.-160s. Ir Unsaltcd m 16Ss.-170s. 168s.-170s. D Unsalted a “ 164s.-166s. 160s.-104s. F Salted and united 140s.-154s. 144s.-160s. ES k®“7. 162s.-164s’. 158S.-103S. Unsalted 163s.-166s. 104s.-100s ; Latvian 1C2s -,- Siberian Ukrainian 1oGs.-1o8)3. Iobs.-l.j8s. Polish 150s.-158s. Iu6s. Danish 170s.-172s. spot, 164s. f.o.b. 170s.172s.: 165s. „ , , , Market firm. Retails Rew Zealand and Danish Is. 8d. Cheese.

44 n.c. Ins. Stk.. 1939 97 17 44 p.c. ditto, 1938 — 9S 0 6 0 98 5 0 54 p.c. ditto, 1933 ... 100 10 0 54 p.c. ditto, 1936 — 100 10 0 51 p.c. ditto, 1941 ... — 99 7 G 44 P.c. Bonds, 1939 .. ( 17 6 41 p.c. ditto, 1933 ... 98. 0 0 4j p.c. ditto, 1930 ... 9S F>¥ p.c. ditto, 1933 ... 100 5 0 10 0 54 n.c. ditto, 1936 ...100 10 0 DEBENTURES— Wellington Gas 100 0 0 N.Z. Breweries (stqck) 1 *» o Ditto (bonds) 1 2 6 pllineton City, 54 p.c.. 1933 99 O 0 BANKS— Australasia 4 14 6 Commercial of Aust. (ord.) —. 1 9 9 National of Australasia (£5) New South Wales .. 9 0 0 9 1 6 New Zealand — 19 6 Ditto long term mortggage (£1 paid) ... —- 1 7 G Ditto (15s. paid) —— 1 — 6 Union of Aust —— 15 0 0 Ditto (Melbourne re15 gister) FINANCIAL— —— 0 0 Dalgety and Co — 14 11 0 N.Z. Guarantee Corp. (ord.. 8s.) 0 8 7 — Ditto (pref.) 1 1 0 — Well. Invest., T. & A. 0 10 8 0 11 0 Well. Deposit & Mortg. 0 9 3 — INSURANCE— 15 National — 0 9 New Zealand 1 9 South British —- 3 1 G MEAT PRESERVING— Gear 1'18 3 1 19 3 N.Z. Refrigcrat. (£1) 0 18 — Ditto (10s.) ——• 0 8 j t Well. Meat Exp. (pref.) TRANSPORT- —— 1 o 0 Huddart-Parker (ord.) —— 8 u Union Steam (pref.).. Kelb. and Karori Tran 1 0 0 — . (ord.) 1 6 0 — WOOLLEN— Wellington (ord.) ... 6 4 0 6 0 COAL— 6 Taupiri (ord.) — 1 6 Westport 1 10 0 -—• TIMBER— Leyland-O’Brien .... 1 14 n National — 0 10 u BREWERIES— 6 Crown 0 8 0 11 0 Staples and Co 1 15 9 1 16 G MISCELLANEOUS— C. M. Banks (ord.) .. — 1 o 0 British Tobacco (Aust.) 6 (ord.) 2 Burns. Philp, and Co. — Electrolytic Zinc (ord.) — 1 H 9 6 Ditto (pref.) Holden’s Motor Body •—• 1 13 12 13 Builders 1 0 1 0 N.Z. Paper Mills .... —— 0 16 0 Taranaki Oil Fields .. 0 9 — Well. Queen’s Theatre 1 0 G — MINING— Mount Lyell Waihi 0 11 6 . 1 0 13 12 0