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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXXII, Issue 2764, 19 August 1931, Page 5

In order to get to the bottom of the number of complaints received about the New Zealand cheese that was being put on the English market, the Whenukura Dairy Factory Company asked for a crate of cheese to be returned to New Zealand. During the last week in July this came to hand—a crate made on November. 5. 1930, and passed at 93 per cent, by the Government grader at Patea.’ The cheese was cut up and handed to the directors of the dairy company, and each of these announced that the cheese was improved in flavour, if anything. At the most, it was no. .different in constituency from that sold in the Dominion. It was also no lower in grading than when it was first. exported. The grading officer stated that it-would be graded at the same rate, 93 per cent. The only difference' in the cheese was the appearance, the outside being slightly mildewed. This naturally, would have some bearing on the purchasing deliberations of the consumers at Home.. For Coughs and Colds never fails— Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.