DAIRYING INDUSTRY
REFRIGERATION CONGRESS GATHERING IN SYDNEY SYDNEY, May 18. The first Australian and New Zealand Congress of Refrigeration and Dairying, which is being held in Sydney, has heard all phases of refrigeration discussed by leading authorities here and abroad. Nearly a score of papers were read on cognate subjects. The following New Zealanders read papers:—Mr A. S. Mitchell, “ The Insulation of Refrigerated Premises Dr W. J. Wiley, “ Some Factors Affecting the Keeping Quality of Butter in Cold Storage”; Mr F. W. Grainger (president of the New Zealand Association of Refrigeration), “The Influence of Mechanical Refrigeration on the Dairy Industry in New Zealand Dr F. H. McDowall, “The Neutralisation of Cream for Buttermaking”; and Mr I. R. Sherwood, “ The Role of Lactic Acid Bacteria in Cheese Ripening.” Mr W. Taylor (New Zealand Trade Commissioner in Australia) was among the speakers at the formal opening of the congress.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23505, 20 May 1938, Page 10
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