DAIRY SHIPMENTS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20669, 15 September 1930, Page 5

DAIRY SHIPMENTS.

ALLOTMENTS OF SPACE, EXPORTS FOR TEN WEEKS. AUCKLAND'S HIGH PROPORTION. Space for the shipment of 653,500 boxes of butter and 155,650 crates of cheese has been allotted by tho Dairy Produce Board on steamers leaving New Zealand between September 16 and November 25. Of these totals, 419,093 boxes of butter and 38,161 crates of cheese will come from tho Auckland Province.

Following arc the details of shipments by various steamers, showing the dato of departuro from New Zealand, the dato duo in the United Kingdom, and the number of boxes of butter and crates of chceso to be shipped from Auckland and all Dominion ports, the figures for butter being given above those for cheeso in each case:— Dom. Steamer. Sails. Due U.K. Auck. Totals. Rangitiki Sep. 16 Oct. 18 42,403 54.500 6.111 7.000 Mamilius . Sep. 16 Oct. 27 lonio . Sep. 23 Nov. 1 Middlesex Oct. 4 Nov. 11 11,600 15,000 5,400 6,700 Taranaki . Oct. 8 Nov. 11 63,500 69,000 2,950 8,750 Ruapehu . Oct. 11 Nov. 19 10,000 20,000 J. 0,400 Pt. Caroline Oct. 11 Nov. 20 20,000 40,000 Somerset Oct. 18 Nov. 24 48,000 58,400 i 900 6 0()0 Mataroa . Oct. 22 Nov. 24 6LOOO 4,600 4.800 Zealandic . Oct. 25 Nov. 28 64,500 80,000 4,000 19,700 Ruahine . . Oct. 28 Dec. 3 Rangitata Nov, 8 Dec. 11 73,000 85,000 9,000 20.000 Pt. Brisbane Nov. 8 Dec. 17 35,000 60,000 4,000 20,400 Tainui ~ Nov. 19 Dec. 25 „ Hertford .-. Nov. 25 Jan. 1 Tho Middlesex and Port Brisbane will carry dairy produce for West Coast ports of Britain. Tho allotments for tho Tainui and Hertford are not yet complete. NEW HARVESTER WORKS. PROGRESS IN ONTARIO. > - ■ ' (Received September 14, 5.5 p.m.) TORONTO. Sept. 13. The construction of the new plant for tho manufacture of the Sunshine reaper and binder is progressing satisfactorily at Waterloo, Ontario, according to an official of the Waterloo Manufacturing Company, which is jointly interested in the. project with the McKay Company. It is anticipated that production will be begun before tho end of 1930. In the meantime machines for sale in North anil South America are being assembled at the plant of tho Waterloo Manufacturing Company, from parts imported from Australia. It is understood that the capital of the new company which will be formed will be about £5,000,000. No public issue of stock is contemplated. SYDNEY BUTTER PRICE. ;C REDUCTION ANNOUNCED. (Received September 14, 5.45 p.m.) 1 ■ SYDNEY, Sept. 14. The wholesale price of butter will be reduced to-morrow by Ad to Is per- IK The retail prico will probably be Is 8d or Is B^d.

BREWERY COMPANY'S YEAR, }\ ■ :'\H C. L. INNES AND COMPANY, LYD« [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN HAMILTON, Saturday. • The annual meeting of C. L. Innea and Company, Limited, brewers and cordial manufacturers, was held yesterday evening, Mr. A. A. Martin presiding. The annual report referred to the unsatisfactory season experienced for the sale of cordials, owing to. the wet summer, but stated that the business done generally had been very satisfactory. The premises at Hamilton had been enlarged and new plant installed at a cost of £BOOO. A profit of £4481 had been made and of this amount £399 was allocated to a 4 per cent, dividend lo preference shareholders, making 8 pep cent, for the year, and £1646 to a diviof 8 per cent, to ordinary shareholders The sum of £1750 was placed to reserves and £685 was carried forward.

The company's premises have been enlarged recently and new plant installed." The new building was opened to-day by the chairman of directors. The business was established m Hamilton in 1878.