BUTTER PROSPECTS BRIGHT.

Otaki Mail, 15 December 1926, Page 4

BUTTER PROSPECTS BRIGHT.

LEVIN PAYS PINAL BONUS POK, LAST YEAR. THE NOVEMBER PAY-OUT. For the average dairy ftu'mor th> prospects for the IP2G-27 season have up till just reentry presented a gloomv aspeet and the conditions existing; have been felt by almost everyone, particularly connected with The industry. October and November had heir unseasonable weather together with depressed markets and this has made the farmer's lot. a hard one. With the appreciable increase in the price of butter on the English markets and a certain amount of favourable weather, the Ctttloolc presented is now quite a bright The daily make at the the Levin Daisy to. is approximately 4} tens, which is about, on a par with the make at this time last y-ar, hut up to the end of October the production was IS tons less than in 1823, and to the end of November was i;i tons leas. The Directors of the Luvin Dairy-Co. find .hat they are able to pay a tonus or ene-third or a penny per pound for n~ t III C iSo- 1 £ "»»"«** supplied duV >g the l>)2o-20 season, winch makes thv average pay out for last season just over Is ?id per lb. Another bonus was not expected by the suppliers and the announcement win eoulc as a pleasant Christmas present to them. For the butterfat supplied mouth of Nerember, % 2d peroral? will be advanced, which is quite a satisfactory payment and is anticipated to compare more favourably with tnc pay-out ef other companies

TIDE TABLE.

HIGH WATER AT OTAKI. DECEMBER, . j :

PHASES OF THE MOON. _ j DECEMBER. , v 3

15th, a.m. p.m. 5.40 S.12 16 th, G.iO 7.4 :* 17th, 7.31 7.57 ISt-h, S.22 S.53 •-' 19th, 0.17 0.50 •'~i 20th, 10.17 10.53 •^ 21st, 11.16 11.5.1 '■'-.r 22nd, 12.il 12.15 . 5^ 23rd, 12.13 1.11 21th, 1.41 1.5S Vv~ 25th, 2.2S 2.-12 ■ w«., ; 2ti"th, 3.11 3.25 *• ':!; 27th, 3.52 1,7 ' " 28th, •U.33 •1.47 20th, 5.33 5.53 ' r / 30th, <3.5i 8.18 -■ * 31st, 0.33 0.53 :H

1'ull Moon 10th. l.ast Qutr. 27th, 4.29 p.m, |