NOVEL COMPETITION.
CREAM CARTERS' PRIZE. [by telegraph.— correspondent.] , . . . . ' NGATEA. Thursday. A social and dance was held last evening at ' Ngatea in ,j connection ~: with the presentation of the R. L. ■>. Davis. Cup to the cream cartage service conveying the |. highest percentage ,of superfine cream ■• to ,| the New Zealand Co-operative 'Dairy I Company's .butter factory;/There was a . very largel; gathering of suppliers from the Hauraki Plains. Orchard East Road were the winners, with 89.8 per cent, of superfine; Kerepehi second, with 88.8 I per cent.; Pipiroa, third, with : 87.9 per cent.' ; Mr.' G. Buchanan' made pre;, •-: sentation, expressing surprise and pleasure with the high- grading of .butter, I made from Hauraki Plains' cream, / I ■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18468, 3 August 1923, Page 13
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