Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... creameries at which the farmers ' milk is collected for transport to Glasgow and other cities . Any surplus milk which would otherwise be thrown upon the market is converted into butter and cheese and the seasonal price of milk thus ...
... creameries at which the farmers ' milk is collected for transport to Glasgow and other cities . Any surplus milk which would otherwise be thrown upon the market is converted into butter and cheese and the seasonal price of milk thus ...
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... creameries , in order that it may be paid for on the basis of quality as deter- mined by flavour , has become well established and standardised . This system originated on a voluntary basis in Alberta and Saskatchewan in 1908 , and was ...
... creameries , in order that it may be paid for on the basis of quality as deter- mined by flavour , has become well established and standardised . This system originated on a voluntary basis in Alberta and Saskatchewan in 1908 , and was ...
Page 37
... creameries were operating and were in a healthy financial state . 93. About the same time there arose the realisation that if New Zealand butter and cheese were to obtain a firm footing on the London market , and a future trade was to ...
... creameries were operating and were in a healthy financial state . 93. About the same time there arose the realisation that if New Zealand butter and cheese were to obtain a firm footing on the London market , and a future trade was to ...
Page 43
... creameries and cheese factories , and their reported conse- quent inability to pay higher prices to the farmers for the raw material , special attention being given to the alleged high overhead charges some creameries are reputed to be ...
... creameries and cheese factories , and their reported conse- quent inability to pay higher prices to the farmers for the raw material , special attention being given to the alleged high overhead charges some creameries are reputed to be ...
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... creameries and instruction at farms , creameries , schools , and colleges , that adequate technical information was placed at the disposal of those engaged in the dairying industry . The main features of the scheme were : - ( 1 ) The ...
... creameries and instruction at farms , creameries , schools , and colleges , that adequate technical information was placed at the disposal of those engaged in the dairying industry . The main features of the scheme were : - ( 1 ) The ...
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