Waikato Cheese Fac- TORY.

Woodville Examiner, Volume 1, Issue 9, 31 October 1883, Page 2

Waikato Cheese FacTORY.

Amongst iln large number of visitors who have visited Hie Waikato Ch os' EicUry since active operations conmoneel. have been several gentlemen j ft* >ni other didriefs, who went to com. | pare (lie sysl un Id 1 lowed with those j usually in vogue. A few days ago Mr W. Mundone from Katihaii, inspectI ed the faclo'V and I'xprcsscd binnell I as being highly p cased with what, lie saw, A f.al u-y is about to start ai i Katikati and we nnderstanl that the dilectors have resolved to adopt (lie American principle. Yesterday Mr D. Linn lon, of Tauranga, representing the promoters of the Tauranga factory company, snent tho morning at the factory, nnd cached the Vholo procons ot chei Remaking from begiun ng to end Mr London has just retur icd from Canterbury, having g< no thither' to inspect the choose factory nt Ashburton. He left th« South Island with a most favonrab'o impression of t c English system, but yesterUyhe admifod that the American plan posscascd Buperioradvant-igcs,- The great savi ig of labor eff ct'dbj the latter as against t'm font er was, lie Bays, p trtic hrly striking. At Ashhur’ou tli >re wore five men employed, while at the Hamilton factory the whole of the work is performed by tho manager and a young lad. The quantity ol milkdealt with L in both cases ub lit the same. Mr London leaves tin district with a strong prepossession in favou • of the Ameioau principle of cheese making.