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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XV, Issue 4087, 13 November 1911, Page 4

A correspondent. suggests that, now .Mr A. ,1. Balfour has .rosigrunl the loader.slii p of the Unionist party in Britain he might bo persuaded to come to Pahiatua. to reside on the sheep-run he possesses invir the town. The directors of the Kaipnroro cheese factory have decided to follow the usual course and advance !)d per lh of butter-fat for October supply. Some doubt exists in the minds of the directorate as to whether the vats at present in use will cope with the supply in the flush of the season. It is unite probable, says the Kketahnna Express, that another vat will he required. The supply of milk at the cheese factory is in excess oT that of last year, though not so much ns the opening month promised. The recent. cold winds 'nmT rain have considerably affected the supply.