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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 20 June 1928, Page 8

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more be introduced wijth perfect justice. (2). By instituting a system of penalties andi compensations based upon variations in the test. (8) Should the New Zealand cheesemaking industry continue in its present tendency to use year by year I continually richer and richer milk for cheese-making ? , Certainly not. The limit, at least in Taranaki, has already been passed. An economic waste of butter-fat is occurring whenever milk containing more than 4 per cent, of butterfat is made up into cheese. This at present occurs during approximately half the season of the majority of New Zealand cheese factories. In the interests of producers, a return to lower fat tests in milk is imperative. This can best be done, not by any attempt to part skim or otherwise modify the milk of high testing cows, but by the widespread adoption of lower testing breeds in cheese-making areas.

SMOKERS GARGLE FLUENEOL. The cigarette habit is now so general that the daily-use of Fluenzol as a gargle and nasal irrigant should be realised by all smokers. The effect is to purify tbe breath and dispel any catarrhal effect by the elimination of harmful bacilli which irritate and obstruct the nasal and throat passages.