SPORTING.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 3037, 5 June 1895, Page 3

SPORTING.

(ns pftiss Assooundir.)

AUCKLAND, Jon« 5.

Mr J. B. Williamion has received a eaUe from Sydney tbat Ballybooly won the Grand National SteepltebaMat Bind* wiflk on Saturda?. nrbe.jforMiaiu-bred Ballybooley won tfaaltteipleehue at (he Sydney Tan Olab'e Btrioday Meeting on May 24, beatioff til olbtn. He started at 7io 3, and won •f a foiloog. Mr Keith's team were nntaseiiifal at the Birthday Meeting*]

"MIKING BOTH ENDS MEET" is

ttthet ». difficult task in life with many, but the expense of good oooking it reduced to a mlaitnum by .uslog the SUR BAKING POWDER, purer and oheajer thra most othart. Qto* it atriftl. .

with the West Coast graziers to say whether the works will be again set going. The prinoiple objects for whioh the company fat formed art :— To slaughter, freeze, and ship, on account of owners, cattle, sheep, pigs, &o. | to freeze, store, and ship batter, and to provide 000 l storage lor, ana ship oheese, and other farm and dairy produce ; to slaughter pigs, and convert tbe same into baoon, on account of owners or otherwise ; to aot as agents for tbe sale and disposal of frozen meat, baooo, butter, and other produce ; if desirable, to purchase on the company's account, a limited quantity of stook to oomplete shipments ; to not as agents for buyers in England, or elsewhere, in tbe pnrohase of stook for freezing ; and generally to oarry on tbe business of a Frozen Meat and 000 l Storage and Tinning Company, and also (if induce* ment offers) of a Butter Factory.

NEW SEPABATOR. A new oream separator is known as the •• Express." The " Empress " has the distinction of being the first oream separator designed in the old country, and it differs in one important prinoiple from those generally in use in the colony. Tbe patentees are Messrs Watson and Laidlaw, of Glasgow, and the novel feature of tbeir invention is that a oylinder per* forated with holes obliquely bored is placed in tbe bowl of the machine instead of tbe removable trays generally used to •sparate the milk* A recent test in Tietoria had the virtue of being conducted in the presenoe of a critical, if sot antagonistic audienoe. Ninety gallons of milk were put through tbe maohine In, roughly speaking, a quarter of an hoar, being a little over the rate of 860 gallons an bonr olaimed by the inventors. Tbe separator was driven by a gas engine at a speed ot 7,400 revolutions per minute, and the majority of tbe skilled onlookers appeared to be satisfied on one or two important points, viz., that there was no ologging, the oylinder being readily cleansed, and that no butter fat oonld be deteoted in a sample of the skimmed milk whiob was subjeoted to Weigall's test.

ARGENTINE FROZEN MEAT. Statistics just published show that last year tbo Argentine Republio exported to England 1.675,000 frozen sheep, 90,000 live sheep, 20,000 sides of frozen beef, and 28,000 live bullooks. The mild olimate of tbo country permits the cattle to enjoy the pasturage longer, which is greatly in favor of the Argentine breeders, while it is eaid that they oan deliver a fat bullock on board ship at Buenos AyresorLa Plata at LG and sell in London at Ll2 against the LlB for the Amerioan animal.

THE DAIRY PRODUCE TRADE. London, Jane 2. Mr Vagg considers that Victoria ought to be able to undersell Swedish nodDamib butter 2d per lb without injury. There U abundant evidence that both oonntries intend to lessen the output next winter, owing to the faot that tbe trade does not pay. This will create an opportunity for Australia. He advises the supporters ol New South Wales, Victoria, and New Zealand to unite to seonre Btorer, with two experts managing tbe sales auJ transfers in acoordaooo with tbe state of the market. He estimates the loss last season owing to the absence of direct control at £100,000. Mr Vagg thinks it impossible that tbe salesman caff rebel against 6och a scheme, as the trade is now too firmly founded to be at their meroy.

To Cycliits. Cyclometers to register each 40 yards, quarter-mile, and mile, up to 100 miles. Will fit any bioyole. For sale by B. W. Sargent, watohmaker, Hawera.— Advt.

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