EXPORT OF DAIRY PRODUCE.

Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 84, 6 October 1910, Page 8

EXPORT OF DAIRY PRODUCE.

The Athenic, which left Wellington for London mis afternoon, took a large shipment of dairy produce, the ports of export being as follow: — Cases. Crates. Butter. Cheese. Auckland ... ... 5,428 97 New Plymouth ... 8,607 702 Patea 3,987 1,207 Wellington 4,858 1,180 Lyttelton 36 — Timaru 160 — Dunedin ... ... — 126 Total 23,076 3,312 i ■ -— The General Committee of the Canterbury Sheepowners' Union is of opinion that if facilities were offered at the ■ Technical College for instruction in mach- ! me shearing, as suggested by Mr. Howell, the director, many students and others would avail themselves^ of the op- j portunity to learn to shear, and has de- I cided to give the sum of £50 to the college for the proposed class. Mr. Duncan Rutherford, who is entirely in sympathy with the proposal, augmented the above sum by giving £50 towards the same object. A successful concert was given last evening in tho Sydney-street Primitive Methodist Schoolroom by the lady members of the Sydney-street, and .northland Primitive Methodist Mutual Improvement Society. There was a large and appreciative audience. It was •'ladies' evening/" always one of the best evenings of the session. Songs were given by Mrs. Grant, Misses. Baker (4K Jeau Nicholas, Elsie Florence (2), aud Mrs. Kelly ; recitations (4) by Miss B. Luke ; a. pianoforte solo by Miss Fitzmauriee; a pianoforte duet, by Misses Luke ; and si piano and organ duet, by Misses J. Nicholas and C. Clark. A comiedetta, entitled "Beyond a Joke," was well acted by Misses D. and L. Nicholas. A dialogue, "No Followers .Allowed," was merrily given by ten lady members, who also sang four part songs. The next meeting will be in ] th© form of a "Mock Parliament" on the 17th October. The Marquis Tirco Olnzabel, who is in closa touch with Don Jaime, in an interview in the journal Corriere Delia Sera, states that the stories about the decay of the Carlist movement sire fictions. While the party is unwilling in any wise to become the tool of the anarchical element in Spain, nevertheless Don Jaime will lead the Carlist forces to battle on the day when the sacred prerogatives of the Roman Catholic Church are assailed. The marquis inveighed against Protestant England as being guilty of having corrupted tho morals oi King Alfonbo. whose marriage to an Anglo-Saxon Princess opened the way for the infiltrations oi heresy into the Spanish Court, counteracting the beneficent influenre of Queen Maria Christina, who during her sojourn at Vienna, had been a mos>t. potent emitssary of the Carliat Party.