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Maoriland Worker, Volume 13, Issue 30, 25 July 1923, Page 6

|- ■ ' .'.." '■'■' J' fit . . . $ jf The Yankees have some big things, but they have not got the g- # biggest dairying organisation, in. thethe world. That lies in the V '.» .South Auckland Province. g A 'But. size without service counts for nothing. The New Zealand g ■J Co-operative Dairy Company, Limited, owned by 7,500 working g * farmer suppliers, will manufacture this year 30,000 tons ot. p H Dairy Produce, principally for export overseas. ; * ' ' ■ A ■ |2 This produce is manufactured, transported, and sold, and the & ■& whole proceeds, less working costs, distributed to the owners A § strictly-on the basis of their production. This service gives g ft maximum efficiency with minimum cost. 'A 8 Subsidiary to its prime function litis organisation provides em- ,g .j| ployment for railway men, freezing works employees, wharf 7 A & labourers, seamen, coal miners and factory hands. £• p ' " THE PRODUCE PAYS THE WAGES § ' | OF THE WORKERS." . | | "ANCHOR"' Batter—Ask your Grocer for it | - $ ___________ v &-* I The New Zealand Co-Operative | I . Dairy. -Co.,' Limited | 1 HAMILTON - - AUCKLAND »* ■g &'; ;..__!_?.©_* Held "Va to.'.-Vs.off aii Suits"' -SOME AT .-, TAILORS ■■■-■■ ■SB -:_Wi-a,Bw'_T»c&r»./.@*- " euracfl 111 11 CJ&a.fcsißL' ..€?*■'..., m| ■-.;"".'"/ ■"' ' _ ;V • """bEII''- '■ '"' • animation ot these* Ales prove them. '- * ' l_!liF * *° c P e,, f cc tty s °hnd." and' exception- '' '■''* jEff|i ally .good samples, equal to the best S||| ..-.- English Ales'-of the" same class. ourexl and soundest Ales I have come ■ across durhtg mycxpeiit)uce as an Hi -- ■• ;.-,.,- - ; '' ; _____' ___-"'"' -■■ ■-«**»