EXPORT OF DAIRY PRODUCE

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18466, 30 January 1922, Page 7

EXPORT OF DAIRY PRODUCE

• ■ ‘ ■ f.j A huge increase:' ■';,- ‘Tbe‘following figures show the -dortnfie of* the -export ■ of ! •. New Zealand tnttorcwid -cheese from' each district for tihe 32 months i > ended November; * 1921 and 1920. - Tlfft’ inorotwe in the quantity of*-butter’shipped was remarkable. While the total export'for ■the 12 months 'ended November'<3(l 1829, was valued a £2,'908,983; the export (for the similar period’ in 1921 was irvalriedii'rat ' ±<9,994,739. Tho figures from: Aucklandjioro. '. remarkable, ■ £5,301',803 against>*±Bl,B6Dj73l •,- , New Plymouth also shows a very?j-aubsten- ' tial advance, £1,193,814 against £247,874; It must be remembered, however- 1 (wyji tha New Zealand Times),, that the purchases made by the Imperial Supplies'Departments during the war period disrupted shipment* froffl variems’dominibn. ports. -*«.*v '■ •'*•••'' ‘- ‘ BUTTER. . # ' * t i . Twelve-UMfes • p November, SO, £ Auckland _ 5,301,80.r''J_3a0,’731. . T.-ir-ranga, ~ ISBiSW’-Jife-if •; Tokoma.ni Bay and Gisborne 98,29t1i -dUiSl® , , ■New Plymouth ... 347^t«' Pates- ... - ... 521,0«f. v B9&T - Wangalrtl ‘ ... ... _ 923,637 1 387,57* Wellington ■ ~ ... 413,403 118,534 Napier ... iul <'„*• _ 365,406 47^40 Wsiraa '.L-Ai. _ _ 73,228 20,479 Nelson „ ._ _ ... ... 143,968 33,193 1 Westport Greymonth 59J861. 30,169 ' Hokitika 1_ ... .„ ... _ 37,443 7,68» Lyttelton _. 337,983 KB£3» Timara 99,009 '■ Oaraanf . ' ... ... ... 55,617,0 Dunedin a - 178,319 35.67 Wj, Invercargill „ ... ... ._ 126,797 , 3,63? . Totals _ .„ .„ 9,994,730 V,:- ■ ,\- CHEESE. i v I Aneklnail' .. :New-Plymouth• .-.a ... Ptttea < ... ... ... 1,473,8J3 -028,993 • . Wanganui , ... ... 682,303 “"4731728 Wellington . ... ... ... i 991,977 ■’ Napier - ... 343,762 '?'S7lAtt ' Wairaa ... 90,627- ■' -'68,981 Nelson '' ... , 66,738 1 '!3T,759' v , ■Westport-' ■ ... ■ ...... ...... - -rv:' .-;fi Holdtiks ■ : Lyttelton ... ... 'fimnni ... ... ... -. 87,550 Dunedin ... ... 336,766 1f 233,744 XnvcfoargiE ... ... _. ... 880,076 G 'p'5e8,919.. ' '• , ■ iJS fa-OLs. • Totals'- ! ... ’ ... ... 7.691,817 *83^146 'i BIG ‘ CONTRIBUTING FA<?fOB,’ r , Tim huge advance in tho volume and th» value ; of the, dominion’s butter exports { i» 1921 ,:as compared with 1920 is due. tor 'tho fact that so many -of the factories iJmyo turned over from, dhees’o to bflfctw. . N Nor. mally,, 33ngland imports about 220,005 tqna of butter, hut at too close of Ijfepmgjjiicn; imports had fallen to 70,090 to 80,(100. tons. In,.view of. this shortage of 120,000 a. year, ■ the . dajry factories wore advisp<J'-4» pi'oduoo butter rather than cheesc. -aod m • • largo number did so, ■ - . file large amount of army by the British Government 'under- the commandeer, had, however, been; overlooked, ■sad .when this butter was thrown oa- thu market the result was: the_ recent-,- slump t ia butter prices. The Imperial Supply llmttea ;; has now been sold. ,-,o lr ; FRIEND OF OLD I^Dy. During , a trip to'Kaikoura .ieoßiiQF sfe 51 friend, of Mr Baxter’s paid a visit -to "an old. lady. Like most old, folk, she Wt ben. sermtive in her ideas’as to what odnfefcitniod reliable health remedies, add her viator Was pleased'to notice bn her table a bottle ofBaxter’s Lung Preserver. - “Years ago I made fri«ids with ■ teris,” she said, and certainly her sturdy, sbund constitution offered proof of thd great health-giving, and tonic-|iroiiettj.e» of this sterling'renjedy. w Baiter’s Lung: Preserver offers ; -,SRUPdf health to young ahd bid alike. Everywhere, - always; it, provides a reliable source of ÜBt - : mumty from luitg trouble, throat ’ affecdjiofi*,- - 1 coughs,''colds, and mfluenm. that, it is a grand tonic that .braces' ydhjjp and batiishps the “bh»a” ■ . “Baxter’s” baa a rich, pleasant taste that! ■. the chfldren love. It never £s3»'tajda good, and always promotes radiant h^tuih. A large bottle costs only 2e 6d, and can faa obtained from any chemist or grocer,, Get one now I—Advt.1 —Advt.