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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 4576, 29 April 1922, Page 2

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BUTTER AND CHEESE. (By Electric Cable—Copyright.) (Aust.-N.Z. Came Association 1 London, April 27. The butter market is steady, and there is a good demand. New Zealand choicest 182 s to 186 s; Australian 172 sto 171 s, secondary 170 s down to 160 s. There is a strong demand for secondary retail sale at Is 8d per lb. Cheese is slow, New Zealand white 7Ss to 80s. coloured Bsß to 90s; Australian is is to 6s less.. MANCHESTER MARKETS FOR MEATS. London, April 27. The Australian Press Association had an interview with Mr Jowett, who stated that he considered Manchester as Jikelv to provide sin increasing outlet for Australian meat and other products-, if shipped in vessels actually discharging at Manchester, whosj people had expended vast sums on canal docks and cold stores, which were magnificently equipped. Therefore, ho strongly .-dvisod Australian meat producers to ship direct to Manchester. Already New Zealand was shipping there direct, and in fell obtain command of the market unless Australia acted quickly.