SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS.
In feply to a question, the manager remarked that the carry-over at June 30th was 99,000 crates, an increase of -29,000. To-day it was 66,153 crates, including Patea, Hawera, Mangatoki, and Kaupokonui. They had the following allotments for August and September: Per s.s. ier, August 27th, 15,000 carcases; Victor, September 4th, 9000; Matatua, September sth, 8000; Opawa, September Bth, 8000; Durban, September 15th, 10,000; Essex, September 15th, 7000, and Waiwera, September 19th, 7000. The difficulty would be to get the' stuff to Wellington in time; in fact"it would be impossible to do so, and he had written to the National Dairy Associating pointing this out, and stating that some of these allotments would have to be dropped and taken up again on later boats. The Kapuni would lose ten days whilst being overhauled on the Wellington slip, and as soon as she came off the Hawea had to go for her overhaul. The Waitangi and Waveyjey were fuljy occupied carrying meat. However, it was expected that the whole of last season's cheese would be got away some time in November,
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Northern Advocate, 30 August 1919, Page 4
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182SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS. Northern Advocate, 30 August 1919, Page 4
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