A PROMISING OPENING

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11293, 19 August 1922, Page 7

A PROMISING OPENING

AUCKLAND DAIRY SEASON. PER PRESS ASSOOIATIOW. AUCKLAND, August 18. The new dairying season in the Auckland district has opened with every promise that a fresh record in production will be established. Everts confidently predict that last year’s great record in butter production will be eclipsed before the end of the season. These optimistic views are supported by figures showing the quantity of butter received at the grading stores since the new season opened, compared with the quantity received during the corresponding period of last year. From July Ist to August 12th, 24,259 boxes were received for grading, as against 11,140 boxes for the • corresponding period of last year, an increase of 18,119 boxes. Last season’s output established a record, considerably over 1,000,000 boxes being graded for export. This represented an increase of about 300,000 boxes on the previous season’s record.

The Wellington, Taranaki, All Black and New Zealand Native teams were the guests of the Nellie Bramley Dramatic Company at the. performance at the Grand Opera .House last evening. The Taranaki team are the guests of the Wellington Commercial Travellers’ Club during their stay in Wellington. “It is not the footballer or prizefighter who gets our girls into trouble,’’ said the Rev. Jasper Oalder, Anglican City Missioner, giving evidence before the Venereal Diseases Committee in Auckland; “it is the thin, weak-kneed youth who has no vital energy or physical or moral strength—the sort of chatp who is scared to have a cold bath in the morning.’’ Henry Hughes, Limited, patent and trade mairk agents, of 157, Featherston street, Wellington, report the filing of the following rooent applications for patents in New Zealand:—P. R. Newdijek, Auckland, improved jointing means for wooden bedstead frames; G. R. Burlinson, Auckland, an improved combined pocket wallet and memorandum; M. H. Beauchamp, Auckland, improvements in or relating to ladies* suspenders; A. V. Alport, Nelson, an improved construction of collapsible case; N. Spinotto, Cheltenham, a combined toat and air valve for babies* feeding bottles; Hutchinson and Gibbs, Hawera, an improved hydraulic ram. Most Hairdressers now study the com fort and safety of their patrons by rubbing in Q-tol before lathering as an antiseptic safeguard and aid to shaving.