DAIRY PRODUCE

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17062, 21 September 1929, Page 6

DAIRY PRODUCE

BUSY EXPORT SEASON r V • c -\ •, -<> BIG SHIPMENTS ARRANGED That the dairy produce export season is getting’ well into its stride is indicated by the allotments of shipping space arranged and the, fact that over 6000 tons of butter and cheese left the Dominion during August. The latest list issued by the Dairy Board covers , allotments of space in ships sailing up to November 23 and provides for 532,612 boxes of butter and 150,100 creates of cheese in ten vessels, two. of which may have their allotments increased later. ' During the period Auckland will provide the bulk of the butter, nine ships being booked to load 379,300 '.boxes at that port. The ships, with their sailing dates and allotments, are as follow Dominion totals. Sails. Blitter Cheese Hororata , Sep. 20 59,062 Northumber-

Tho Karamea hud Rcmuera allotments include 'bookings for West Coast ports of the United Kingdom. The Hororata. sailing from Auckland, and the Karanga, loading during October, are to take butter for Halifax-Monlreal, while the Piako will probably cover the November shipments to Eastern Canada.

land Sep. 24 66.0T0 7.200 Karamca Oct. 5 42.000 21.500 Rotorua. Oct, 19 51,350 17,50. I'oit Melbourne 0. t- 19 50.009 17 30 ! ' -Raranga Oct, 29 138,COO 14 Vo Tamaroa Oct, 30 70,000 31.800 Renuiera Nov. 9 eo.oco 24,000 Oorinthic Nov. 20 6,000 — ■ Pinko Nov. 23 40,200 16,000