DAIRY INDUSTRY

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 30, 2 June 1923, Page 5

DAIRY INDUSTRY

loadon marker prices. Press Association—Copyright, Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. London, May 31, Butter is in better demand for best qualities, but secondaries are very slow. New Zealand choicest is selling at 144/- to 146/-, Australian 136/to 138/-, exceptionally good 140/-, unsalted is at about 2/- premium. Cheese is firmer. New Zealand 86/- to 88/-, Australian 78/- to 82/-. THE PRODUCE CONTROL BILL. OBJECTIONS ON THE COAST. Per Press Association. Now Plymouth, June 2. 'Die Tikorangi Co-operative Dairy Company last night passed a unanimous resolution strongly opposing any legislation which would interfere with the present freedom of marketing dairy produce. A very kigge mooting of dairy farmers at llahotu last night unanimously opposed tho Dairy Pool on the ground that the proposals would interfere with their liberties; that tWo farmers object to'an export tax; that no adequa bo detanks werto supplied ; that tho farmers had no confidence, in many of the pool’s promoters, and that the methods of forcing tho scl|eino wore objected to. The suppliers of Kahui and Rahotu factories passed resolutions protesting against tho Pool.