DAIRY PRODUCE.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 30 December 1927, Page 10

DAIRY PRODUCE.

810 QUOTA FROM TARANAKI. Space bias (been .allotted in a number of steamers, which, are proceeding to England from New Zealand during the next two months for produce from Taranaki, consisting of 103,305 boxes of butter and 132,022 crates- of cheese, which- figures represent 25 per cent, of the -butter shipped tlias-t mouth and of the cheese forwarded in the same period, 110 per cent. While the present allocations are subject to revision conditional on the -Ships’ stowing well 19,681 boxes of butter and 69,635 crates of cheese are -to- be shipped at Fa-tea and 83,844 leave New Plymouth. On the ten overseas vessels leaving New Zealand within this period only one, the Pont Dunedin, will not be taking any produce from Taranaki. This liner will .ship a small quantity from Wellington and Gisborne only. The detailed allotments are as under, olieese being mentioned before butter: Tongarino, -sails from New Zealand December 21 : From Patea-, 3730 boxes of butter. M-ahi-a, sails December 22: From New Plymouth, 6991 orates of cheese and 2187 boxes of butter; from Patea, 5271 crates of cheese and 4281 boxes o-i butter. lonic, sails December 30: From New Plymouth, nil; from Patea, 3410 crates of Cheese and 7339 -boxes of butter.

Port Fremantle, sails December 31: From New Plymouth, 10,073 crates o-l cheese and 10,300 boxes of butter; from Patea, 4905 boxes of butter. City of Winchester, sails January 6: From New .Plymouth, 13,500 crates ol cheese and 3400 boxes- oif butter; from l’atea, nil. Norfolk, sails January 7 : From New Plymouth, nil; i-rom Patea, 110 boxes of butter.

Matakana, sails January 12: From New Plymouth, 2200 crates of cheese and 6095 boxes of butter; from Patea, 5000 boxes o-f butter.

Port Doinson, -sails January 13: From New Plymouth, 9980 crates ol cheese and 8305 boxes of butter; from Patea, 3500 crates of cheese. Itoro-ra-ta, sails January 20: From New Plymouth, nil; from Patea, 600. t boxes of butter.

Surrey, sails January 21: From New Plymouth, nil; from Patea, 3500 crates of cheese.

Port Sydney, sails January 21: From New Plymouth, 10,000 crates of cheese and 12,000 boxes of butter; from Patea, 6000 boxes of butter.

Tamaro-a, sails January 21: From New Plymouth, nil; from Patea, 8000 boxes of butter.

A-thenic, s-ails January 27: From New Plymouth, 12,000 crates of chee-so and 7500 boxes o-f butter; -from Pa-tea-, 6000 boxes of butter. Tairo-a, sails February 1: From New Plymouth, nil; -from Patea, 5000 boxes of butter.

ltuahine, sails February' 4: From New Plymouth, nil; from Patea, 400\) boxes of butter.

Rimutaka, s-a-ilg February 4: From New Plymouth, nil; front Patea, 705.) boxes of b-uitter.

Gallic, sails February 9 : From New Plymouth, 2000 cra-tes of cheese; from Pa-tea, nil. , Northumberland, sails February 11 : From New Plymouth, 12,600 boxes of butter; from Patea, 5000 -boxes of butter.

Pert Caroline sail February 19: From New ’Plymouth, 19,000 crates of Chee.se ; from Patea, nil.

The Norfolk aml Northumberland load for London and West Coast- ol England ports, the Matakana for West Coast -ports only, the Ho-ronata for New York, Halifax and London, and the Gallic for New York, Halifax and West Coast ports. | The vessels -making direct loadings at J New Plymouth- are the Mahia, Port j Fremantle, City of Winchester, Ma-ta-I liana, Port Denison, Port Sydney, [ Gallic, Northumberland and Port Oa-ro-I line. FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM. The Farmers’ Co-op. Organisation Society of New Zealand. Ltd., have received the following cabled advice- from their London representatives : Butter. —After' steadier trade, market quiet- to-day with approach of holiday's. Prices: New Zealand Ls6s to 158 s, Australian 154 s to 1565, Argentine 144 s to 1565. Cheese.—New Zealand, -s-low; 88s to 91,5.