KAKARAMEA.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 21 November 1911, Page 5

KAKARAMEA.

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The following figures will indicate the operations of the Kakaramea Dairy PnZT 7 t T th% month of October: rounds of milk received, 559,375----pounds of butter-fat, 18,698 pounds of te^ftlll; pounds of milk to lib cheese,lo.34- pounds of cheese to llb^butter-fat, 2.82 nett; average test,

fi3f nmg S? ho6[ c °ncert has been fixed for December 1. Th e f unds win be_for improvements to the grounds W f fWlllu be Claimed on mon4 collected for the grounds naki wm^° n Y ith the rest of Taraweather dealt out to us just now Mariners say we are in the region of the 'Roaring Forties," the name given to the prevailing westerly winds, and we are at present having a practical demonstration of what thly a?e capa' We. One gent eman who uses the bicywt^ grd de^ ,has been hunting the intfs drS!on?n d ghe fiOt Past