MOSGIEL DAIRY FACTORY

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18047, 22 September 1920, Page 8

MOSGIEL DAIRY FACTORY

Tho annual meeting of the Mossriel Co operative Dairy Factery CompanyTas hefd on fcaturday naght when there woe a large attendance of suppliers. Mr William Blackio (chairman of directors) presided. Xhe annual report was as follows:—" The output of checae for tho year was 296 5-27 ib show* V"* ™ aab k tor disbursement as shown by the balance sheet is £1610 7s, which the directors recommend to be distributed £A"*r£Se a e bom,B ° n which will abaoib £1448 3s; write off-depreciation £L P & m }* a lld; depreciation on buildf '_? S ? nd carry forwar d, £26 4s Id. The WE M tll€ kcolaill S s^ 3l has Township Station. Anticipating an increased supply of milk this season, the directors consulted suppliers as to extending the factory and metalling an additional vat and agitator, etc., and a pasteuriser; to light toe factory manager's residence by electricity, and to install an electric motor in the factory at a total estimated cost of £1050. To meet the expenditure a canvass of shareholders «™T UP V d ? te ' 107G Ghales have been »™ • L tol t and , Eluded in the euppW" f ° r Sh%T * 3 are a nnmber of *™

« f^i 13 " comparison submitted fn miJi.*' amount of milk received on 2 ' 097 ' 8 «»>. m<l in 1920 the amonmt had onorensed to 3,066,7501b t£TT r v sa * le £ ct ' on was expressed with the position of tho company, and the report and balance sheet were adopted as read. . The retiring directors were re-elected, the directorate then consisting of Messrs Wm. Bkclne, John H. Allan, John Bradbury, Wm L. Craig, and W. G. Taylor. Mr Job Logon wae re-elected ntiditor. . At the termination of the business a social hour was spent by. those present.