A Jam Factory.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1717, 7 August 1885, Page 3

A Jam Factory.

To the ilaitor i.f •},, standard. ~ S lr -.— r n the Tariff Debate, it was shown t at New Ze iisn.l impoited uunnal’v, T.o.OWworth of fruit and pulp. This t n!|. .s jam, p my made, and tomes from the other Ci't.riies. Its manufacture is finished here, pnncipal.y >n Otago. Ihe argument against a miry oa important fruit wts that we c >ul i not supply the demand. In the face of the ‘! " lv : -A ‘- cftgijts and insect pests, t,.ue of L' L , e lru ‘*. tT p annually given to the pies. - Ji.- !; Jt jj tgul, boxes and commission fii- up the wl.-de. It a loan Factory was tr ei in Gnytmvn, I believe the ,'supply I | fc*-qu if to ,-ij H demand tor jam making. It wouid taj ihe owners of a few acres far oH er top. ant them with fiuit trees, than man.- natia i,: -ispi i:oc j..-i 10. ftortkeejeis cau gne the Lest inhumation regaining which '■yte-lv of jam is the ia in demand. a,,d to-- trees um;. U- planted accordingly. Jams. !r “ e *■' Htcir name, w.,:i hj soph drive the unn iU.-vav -atm-i-at -4 the u. tket. That large ru. ding ;o tirtyb.wn wine:, w.m u-'.'d by the oil fiastwei. ?• i ins waggon? and luggage emir be tut ut t into a jam factory, and I oe;iev- Mi.s Jfasrweil w.,uld net object to reee.Vc .i /air r nt l-r the bmidiug. It a compar»• cau In: hii.ivj I will be most happy lo take shaivs iu it. I am, eve.. H. H. J.'.cxsos. Ntonestevi, <>th August, Isc-.j.