Dairy Factories in New Zealand.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 162, 14 June 1883, Page 3

Dairy Factories in New Zealand.

(To the Editor of New Zealand I'\ -"■/.,- _ t ::'^ j;; •Timee^ =1 Sir,— The action of the. Government: ~itt appoiDtinjr Mr BowraVto lectnre qn,, cheese and DBcqn-Jactories is deserving of great praise as a step m the right direction. vVLat was considered ;a ; rather wild, idea some years ago is now becoming an acknowleged fact, and th* e<i millions of export from the dairies are aot so ▼ery-fiir off. . j At present the balance eeems to be m favor of Cheddar cheese, but there jia" , *^wide freld m other kinder 0^ cheese, and m tinned butter. By tinned butijer I do not mean gutter* bought up indis-> y «Tnrin»telv;by storekeepers. and^Jinnied * '" by the merchants, but I refer tb'a prorier BTBtetc ot creameriesf" where tlrfr* pr!os" dnction of the buttei i&yePd^ro^ed'/evbn frtmi tfie water which _thecpwßj drink jto the quality of the tin piaterueed for the Of all distnctsJn^lJew Zral nd, tlie<e IB none where the establishment of dairy factories should prove, a greater bieijp^ ing* than m tbe bush districts of Northern Island. The slumps prevent' the ploughing, while the grass is first— «BJH|Mk The small farmers cannot comlarge funs m raising fat stock and wool, but by haviag good milk cows they can make more nooneyi ■! Having wbrk at home, the^morar standard o^ the coiAmunity- will be imlife than is possible under the present' oirenmstancrsL— l amji^c.^ j ' J. H. Mohead. 1 ~ J .:?• Palmereton !aoa: ' a « I